David Drahonínský

athlete

David Drahonínský
David Drahonínský · Portrait; not a photograph of this planting.

About the plant

Plant
Sorbus alnifolia
Botanical name
Sorbus alnifolia
Planting year
2023
Planters or representatives
David Drahonínský
Mature size
9.1–15.2 m
Flowering
Summer
Lifespan and documented age
A numerical lifespan range is not established by the references used.
Reading these figures
Taxon characteristics; actual size and flowering in the garden depend on conditions.

Sorbus alnifolia is deciduous and belongs to the Rosaceae family. The NC State species profile lists a height of approximately 9.1–15.2 m.

The listed flowering season is summer. Recorded flower colours include white. Local climate and the weather in a particular year affect the timing and intensity of flowering.

Suitable light conditions listed in the profile are full sun. Appropriate soil and moisture also matter; individual plants do not all reach the same size. Lifespan: A numerical lifespan range is not established by the references used.

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About the person

Name
David Drahonínský
Personality type
athlete
Date of birth
Place of birth
Kaplice
Notable achievements and career
  • David Drahonínský (born 19 May 1982) is a Czech paralympic archer.
  • He is a double Paralympic champion, three-time European champion and World champion in individual and team events with Tereza Brandtlová and Karel Davídek.
People and participants
David Drahonínský

David Drahonínský (born 19 May 1982) is a Czech paralympic archer.

He is a double Paralympic champion, three-time European champion and World champion in individual and team events with Tereza Brandtlová and Karel Davídek. Drahonínský became a paraplegic after he fell from a balcony as a teenager.

Sources

Biographical facts · en.wikipedia.org

Botanical references

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