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Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’

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Plant information

Plant Description

Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ is indeed an interesting hybrid that combines the hardiness and striking features of Bergenia with the delicate, ornamental foliage of Mukdenia ‘Crimson Fans’. Its unique jagged leaf edges turn vibrant red in autumn, adding seasonal interest. This, paired with its bright pink flowers that bloom continuously from early summer to autumn, makes it a standout plant for gardens or containers

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🌿 How to Care for Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’

How much sun do Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ need?

Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ do well in full sun to part shade, depending on the species. Ensure they’re planted in spots matching their light requirements for best growth and flowering.

What kind of soil and drainage do Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ need?

Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ thrive in well-drained, fertile soil. Before planting, enrich the soil with compost and avoid areas where water pools to reduce the risk of root rot

When and how should I plant Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’?

Plant Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ in spring or autumn when the weather is mild. Dig a hole twice as wide as the root ball, position the shrub at its original soil level, backfill gently, firm in, and water well.

How often should I water Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’?

Water Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ regularly during their first growing season. Once established, most grasses are drought-tolerant and only need water during prolonged dry periods.

Do Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ need feeding?

Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ doesn’t require much at all. In fact, too much fertiliser—especially nitrogen—can lead to more leaves and fewer flowers. A light feed in spring is plenty, if needed.

Should I prune my Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ ?

Yes—regular pruning keeps Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ healthy and in shape.

Spring bloomers: prune immediately after flowering.
Summer bloomers: prune in late winter or early spring.
Remove dead, diseased, or crossing branches each year.

How do I propagate or divide Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’?

Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ are often propagated by softwood cuttings, hardwood cuttings, or division, depending on the type. Division in spring or autumn helps rejuvenate older plants.

Are Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ hardy in UK gardens?

Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ is fully hardy, but some tender types may need winter protection. Planting in well-drained soil and protected spots helps them thrive.

What pests or diseases might affect Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’?

Common issues for Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ can include aphids, powdery mildew, rust or fungal diseases, especially in overcrowded or damp areas. Improving air circulation and spacing helps prevent problems.

How often should I prune Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ for health and shape?

Light prunning for Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ improves airflow and encourages new growth. Rejuvenation pruning may be needed every few years to remove older wood and promote a fresh structure.

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