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Viburnum Davidii
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Height Excluding Pot:
30-40cm
(0ft 11-1ft 3)
Plant shape: Bush
Pot size: 5 Litres
Plant ID: 14084 114
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Was £45.00
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Height Excluding Pot:
20-25cm
(0ft 7-0ft 9)
Pot size: 20 Litres
Plant ID: 10562 C 20
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Was £85.00
30% Off - Now £59.50
Height Excluding Pot:
40-60cm
(1ft 3-1ft 11)
Plant shape: Wide
Pot size: 20 Litres
Diameter: 60-80 cm
Hedge Guide: 2 Plants/Mtr
Plant ID: 6905 2
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Was £125.00
30% Off - Now £87.50
Viburnum Davidii is commonly known as Viburnum David, is a lush evergreen shrub which is bushy and dense and forms a soft dome shape with long lance shaped leathery leaves of the darkest green.
As it will happily grow in both sun and shady conditions it is a very useful shrub for underplanting beneath trees, at the back of a border and is excellent for low growing ground cover. The 'umbrella' shaped cluster of white flowers are tinged with pink, these are followed by fruits, both occur at times of the year when you need them most, very early in the year and very late in the season.
Viburnum David is a great asset to any garden, low growing, evergreen and very easy to grow, this is a fabulous plant for all those difficult to fill areas. Especially good for ground cover beneath trees, the lush leaves have pretty umbrella shaped white flowers that are tinged with pink. The flowers are followed by berries which make these a good choice for encouraging wildlife into your garden. These are dioecious plants so in order to get them fruiting you will need both male and female plants within reasonable distance of each other.
Awarded the RHS AGM - Award of Garden Merit - always a good sign they will perform well in most gardens. More information on Viburnum on our blog.
