Tsuga canadensis - Eastern hemlock

continental : We suggest to avoid direct sunrays placing the the Tsuga canadensis in a shady spot.
We suggest locating the the Tsuga canadensis in the garden, since it is a very rustic plant.

alpine : Let's choose a shady place for the the Tsuga canadensis , protected by direct solar rays.
We advise locating these plants outdoors, in the garden or on the terrace; they can stand the cold and heat.

mediterranean : These plants need to be located in a cool and shady spot, protected by direct solar rays, which could burn their leaves.
Let’s cultivate the the Tsuga canadensis in the garden, in full ground, because it’s completely rustic.

continental : Watering should be done regularly and often, every 2-3 weeks; always avoiding surpluses and water stagnation. We suggest waiting for the soil to dry before watering again. Usually 4-5 buckets of water are used every The .

alpine : Watering should be fairly frequent and regular, using 3-4 buckets of water; let’s intervene at least every 3-4 weeks, paying attention that the ground dries well between a watering and the next.

mediterranean : These plants dislike soaked soils, we suggest always waiting for the soil to be dry between one watering and the other; during this time of year usually we water with 5-6 buckets of water every 1-2 weeks, or even less.

Fertilize Tsuga canadensis : Let’s enrich the soil with mature manure, only if we intend planting new trees; for those plants which have been planted for long, usually it isn’t necessary to fertilize them during the summer months.

Pests Tsuga canadensis : During the summer months it is best to apply precise treatments, specifically against each type of parasite, to be used only when we have already noticed the presence of fungus or insects on our plants; these treatments should be applied during the coolest hours of the day. In general during this period of the year an infesting of ticks and rust is very likely to occur, because its development is favoured by dry climates.