Callicarpa Bodinieri 'Profusion' - 3 x 9cm Plants

The best time to plant is during the dormant season, typically in autumn or early spring, when the plant is not actively growing.

Callicarpa Bodinieri 'Profusion' typically grows to a height and spread of around 1.5 to 2 meters (5-6.5 feet).

No, 'Profusion' is known for being a self-pollinating variety, meaning a single plant will produce berries without needing a companion plant.

Yes, it can be grown in a large container, provided it has good drainage and is placed in a sunny spot. Ensure the pot is large enough to accommodate its root system and repot as needed.

The distinctive amethyst-purple berries typically start to become noticeable in late summer and are most prominent from autumn through winter.

Yes, Callicarpa Bodinieri 'Profusion' is fully hardy in the UK and can tolerate cold winter temperatures.

The berries provide a valuable and colorful food source for various berry-eating garden birds, particularly during the lean months of autumn and winter.

Ensure the plant is in a sunny location. Pruning too heavily in late winter can also reduce berry yield. Avoid pruning after flowering.

This can indicate poor drainage or overwatering. Check the soil moisture and ensure the planting site is not waterlogged. Improve drainage if necessary.

Prune in late winter to encourage a more compact, bushier habit. Ensure the plant receives adequate sunlight for better flowering and fruiting.

Wipe off small infestations with a damp cloth. For larger infestations, use an insecticidal soap or neem oil, following product instructions.