Viburnum davidii Shrub
Viburnum davidii is an attractive small evergreen shrub with long-lasting ornamental berries. The evergreen leaves have three deep veins running length ways, which create a wonderful texture when viewed en-masse. These are supplemented by flattened heads of small white flowers, which if pollinated, give way to blue-black berries. The ornamental berries have a metallic appearance and can be present from summer through to winter.
A small spreading shrub, Viburnum davidii will reach just 1.5 x 1.5 metres in 20 years. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and is hardier than Viburnum tinus varieties.
These plants can be either male or female, and only the females reliably grow berries. Since we can’t guarantee what you’ll get, it’s best to plant a few together to boost the chances of cross-pollination and getting berries.
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Viburnum davidii Shrub
Viburnum davidii is an attractive small evergreen shrub with long-lasting ornamental berries. The evergreen leaves have three deep veins running length ways, which create a wonderful texture when viewed en-masse. These are supplemented by flattened heads of small white flowers, which if pollinated, give way to blue-black berries. The ornamental berries have a metallic appearance and can be present from summer through to winter.
A small spreading shrub, Viburnum davidii will reach just 1.5 x 1.5 metres in 20 years. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and is hardier than Viburnum tinus varieties.
These plants can be either male or female, and only the females reliably grow berries. Since we can’t guarantee what you’ll get, it’s best to plant a few together to boost the chances of cross-pollination and getting berries.
AKA David Viburnum
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Viburnum davidii is an attractive small evergreen shrub with long-lasting ornamental berries. The evergreen leaves have three deep veins running length ways, which create a wonderful texture when viewed en-masse. These are supplemented by flattened heads of small white flowers, which if pollinated, give way to blue-black berries. The ornamental berries have a metallic appearance and can be present from summer through to winter.
A small spreading shrub, Viburnum davidii will reach just 1.5 x 1.5 metres in 20 years. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and is hardier than Viburnum tinus varieties.
These plants can be either male or female, and only the females reliably grow berries. Since we can’t guarantee what you’ll get, it’s best to plant a few together to boost the chances of cross-pollination and getting berries.
AKA David Viburnum
