Description: Mid green foliage, pink buds, white flowers in Spring and black berries in Autumn.

Wildlife: Food source for bees in winter and nesting cover for birds in spring

Main Attribute: All season interest

Evergreen / Deciduous: Evergreen

Plant Type: Shrub

Height and Spread: 1.2m (4ft) x 1.2m (4ft)

Position: Sun or semi shade and well-drained soil

Hardy: to -15°C / Available in: August

 

Where to plant: An excellent garden shrub for colour and interest. Can be grown in a large container.

Plant Care: Trim to required shape after flowering.

Plant with: Euphorbia, Sedum

Growers Tip: "I love this shrub as it offers so much interest all year round, excellent in my small garden - it really earns its place"

Pests / Diseases: Aphids, Whitefly, Scale Insects, Tortrix Moth, Viburnum Beetle, Leaf Spot

Care and time: Medium - spring

Benefits: A good garden plant. A compact form, with a long period of garden interest. Fragranced flowers and very versatile.

History: This Viburnum originated from Wakehurst Palace (now part of Kew) in 1905, and was named in 1960 after the former owners.

 

 

 

 

 

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