Finding shade-loving companion plants that can thrive without much sunlight can be difficult, but this pretty flowering option checks all of the boxes.

Viburnum tinus, an evergreen species hailing from the Mediterranean region, forms a dense shrub to 10 feet and features oblong, dark green leaves to 4 inches. It bears small, salverform white ...

Viburnum tinus (Laurustinus). This evergreen shrub is fast-growing in full sun or partial shade and creates a dense hedge of leathery oval, dark green, two-to-three-inch-long leaves.

Viburnum tinus is an upright evergreen shrub that grows to 12 feet. Every spring it produces a crop of red buds followed by white flowers and black berries that are a songbird favorite.

Slabs of fat help give Viburnum tinus its gleam. Skip to content Skip to site index. ... Fruits of the Viburnum tinus plant. Credit... Rox Middleton. By Veronique Greenwood. Aug. 11, 2020.

Shrubs are a staple in the garden. They have a lot to offer, from bold foliage and blooms to ornamental berries – and if you don't have room to plant them in the ground, consider planting the best ...

We have a vast palette of plants to choose from for our Northwest gardens, and in many cases they come from the same genus. The genus Pinus, for instance, includes Eastern white, Japanese white ...

Viburnum is a plant name that most gardeners are very familiar with. They make up a huge group of plants that have native species from across the world, Viburnum opulus [guelder rose] being our own.

Instead of relying solely on pigments, the metallic blue fruits of Viburnum tinus use structural color to reflect blue light, a mechanism rarely seen in plants. Researchers show that the fruits ...

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