Deutzia gracilis

Deutzia gracilis S. ET Z. (deutzia)
German: Deutzie	Czech: trojpuk něžný
Genus: Deutzia	Family: Saxifragaceae,
Mature Height: 0.70 m	Deciduous: deciduous plant
Bloom in: V, VI,	Flower Colour:
Soil Preferred: nutritive,	Light Required:
Other Attributes: deciduous shrub, erect form, opposite leaves, lanceolate, type of inflorescence - raceme, type of inflorescence - panicle, fruit - capsule, group plant, attractive flowers,

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Plants of Genus Deutzia:

01) Deutzia gracilis S. ET Z. (deutzia), Ger: Deutzie, Czech: trojpuk něžný
02) Deutzia scabra THUNB. (deutzia), Ger: Raue Deutzie, Czech: trojpuk drsný

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