Yellow sedge (Cytisus)

Cultivation:

• Cytisus, also known as yellow sedge, prefers sunny and well-drained spots in the garden.
• It can be grown in different types of soil, but prefers dry and slightly alkaline soil.
• The plant is best planted in spring or autumn.

Maintenance:

• Watering: Cytisus is a drought-resistant plant. Water it moderately after planting and during dry periods. Make sure the soil dries out well between waterings.
• Fertilization: Cytisus does not require frequent fertilization. You can fertilize it once a year with organic fertilizer in early spring.
• Pruning: After flowering, you can prune the shoots to encourage bushy growth and preserve the shape of the plant.

Benefits:

• Flowering: Cytisus has attractive yellow flowers that bring vibrancy to the garden.
• Insect attraction: Cytisus flowers attract bees and other pollinators, contributing to the garden's biodiversity.
• Resistance: Cytisus is a plant that tolerates drought and poor soil well, so it is suitable for low-maintenance gardens.

With proper care, cytisus will bring you blooms, attract beneficial insects and add resilience to your garden.