Forsythia × intermedia 'Golden Bells'
Golden Bells Forsythia

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3-10' feet
 Ultimate Spread:
2-10' feet
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  • Flowering Characteristics 304

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    The Golden Bells Forsythia flowers in early spring, golden flowers cover the bare shrub as the emerge before foliage. Groups or clusters are produced along the stems although, Forsythias only bloom on old wood, leaves sprout shortly after bloom and are medium to dark green in the summer season.

    2 Forsythia × intermedia 'Golden Bells' found

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    Number Accession ID Location
    12022_00491*BFWLR
    22022_00491*AFWLR

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