March 9, 2020

Plant of the Week: Fragrant Viburnum

Fragrant Viburnum: Shrub

Hardiness Zones: 4-9
Exposure: Partial to Full Sun

Blooms: Early spring, extremely fragrant, rounded blush white blooms.
Foliage: Rounded leaves with burgundy fall color
Resistant to: Deer, Rabbits
Pests/Problems: No Serious Issues
Uses: Great for pollinators and birds

Korean Spice (Carlessi): 8ft tall and wide
Crossed with Korean Spice:

Juddii: 8 ft tall and wide
Sugar N Spice: 6ft tall and wide, dwarf version
Spice Baby: 5 ft tall and wide, dwarf version
Burkwood: 8-10 ft tall and wide, semi-evergreen
Mohawk: 8-10 ft tall and wide, semi-evergreen
Eskimo: 5ft tall and wide, dwarf semi-evergreen

Multiple Reasons to Choose Multi Stem Trees

Plant of the Week: Dogwood ‘Scarlet Fire’

Plant of the Week: Rudbeckia

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