What: This low-growing viburnum is noted for its deeply veined, leathery evergreen leaves that provide distinctive textural contrast for other garden plants. Planted at the front of a bed, Viburnum ...

VIBURNUMS tend to be dismissed, perhaps because they are so easy to grow. Our ancestors prized the common laurustinus, Viburnum tinus, and would grow clipped specimens in pots. Today, laurustinus is ...

This evergreen shrub produces pink buds, white flowers, and blue-black berries, attracting bees, butterflies, and songbirds.

If you have space in your landscape that gets full sun or just a half a day of shade and you’re looking for shrubs to plant as a hedge or specimens, consider viburnums. They flower in spring, ...

Viburnums are versatile. Use them in hedges, as the backdrop for other showy plants, or the focal point in summer with fruits that attract birds, in fall with beautiful color and in spring with ...

*Growth habit: Evergreen upright to rounded shrub growing to 6 feet tall and wide. The leaves are dark green with pronounced veins and rounded serrate margins, ovate in shape and growing to 4 inches ...

You can see a specimen of Alleghany viburnum at the University of Tennessee Gardens in Knoxville. UT Gardens also includes plant collections in Jackson and Crossville. Designated as the official ...

Viburnum plants are popular in yards and gardens, especially during the spring when they bloom. Unfortunately, they’re prone to certain diseases that can compromize their health and appearance over ...