Show Off® Forsythia Shrub

Show Off® Forsythia is here to strut its stuff and bring a dazzling splash of yellow to your garden! This bold, early bloomer is like the grand opening of spring, covering itself in brilliant, golden flowers from top to bottom. No more waiting for the fun to begin—Show Off starts the season with a bang and makes sure your landscape is full of energy from the get-go.

Why grow our Proven Winners® ColorChoice® Deer-Proof™ Show Off® Forsythia? Because it’s the ultimate showstopper! It requires zero effort, thrives in full sun, and stays compact, so you don’t have to worry about pruning. Perfect for borders, hedges, or as a stunning standalone, this forsythia knows how to grab attention and keep the garden buzzing with excitement, and keep the deer away.

As always, grown without harmful pesticides, keeping your garden (and the planet) happy and healthy. Guaranteed to arrive ready to shine and put on a spectacular show, year after year!

Planting Instructions:

• - Can be planted anytime after soil temps are above 45°F—this sunny showstopper will light up your spring garden in no time!

Soil Preparation:

• - Prefers well-drained, average soil but is adaptable to a range of conditions. Avoid overly soggy spots for best results.

Watering Specifics:

• - Water regularly during the first growing season to help establish deep roots. Once established, it tolerates dry spells and can even thrive near black walnut trees.

Fertilizer Type:

• - A balanced, slow-release fertilizer in early spring will keep the plant healthy and encourage abundant blooms.

Pruning and Training:

• - Pruning is typically not required, but if desired, prune after blooming to maintain its compact form and manage size.

Additional Pest Management:

• - This forsythia is generally pest-free and easy to maintain. Routine checks can help ensure it stays healthy and happy.

Light Requirements:

• - Thrives with 6+ hours of direct sunlight but can also perform well with only 4 hours of light.

Temperature Tolerance:

• - Able to handle temperatures as low as -20°F and up to 100°F.