Viburnum

Description

Sometimes a very large evergreen shrub or small tree, at maturity like sweet viburnum, may reach 20 ft in height and 15ft in width. The foliage Is smooth, bright green, and about 6in long. They are arranged oppositely on green stems in such a manner that a healthy plant gives the impression of being quite robust & dense. A mature specimen that has not been trimmed will look more open and like a tree. Tiny white flowers are produced by it with a pleasingly fragrant. Berries are drupes that turn from red to black & are attractive to birds, but they are only sparingly produced in Florida. It is one of the most sought out shrubs to use as a hedge because of its rapid rate of growth and the beautiful fragrance that takes you to springtime with just a whiff. It’s beautiful, versatile, & rarely bothered by pests or diseases. The sandanqua (Viburnum suspensum) is another fragrant viburnum that thrives in warmer zones (8-10), where it blooms in late winter. The leatherleaf viburnum (Viburnum rhytidophylium) is another handsome evergreen cousin that although not fragrant, is hardy from zone (5-7). The David viburnum (Viburnum davidii) is great for low evergreen hedges in cool areas. Explore our website to learn more about Viburnum’s remarkable advantages. Viburnum is the ideal choice for hedges or as a lovely addition to your landscape because of its strong growth, fragrant flowers, and adaptable nature.