Size: The shrub will grow to be 5 feet tall and spread to a width of 6 feet when mature. Care: David’s viburnum is drought tolerant once established, but flowering will be more profuse if it ...

While these shrubs or small trees are generally considered easy to grow, there are a few key rules to follow in the fall months to ensure that your plant continues to thrive. 1. Mulch your viburnum ...

Andrews Avenue resident David Meeks told us that his snowball viburnum shrubs had burst into bloom, in fact one had blooms for the first time this past April. Appropriately named, the clusters of w… ...

Viburnum davidii (David Viburnum): The shrub with dark green, leathery, deeply veined leaves and pink buds that turn white, followed by small, metallic blue fruits, ...

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

If your shrubs do not have young stems coming from the base of the plant, cut back the old thick stems to 12 to 18 inches or just above the point where there is a young stem.

Sometimes viburnum and other woody shrubs that typically drop their leaves in the fall will hold on to them through much of the winter. I don't really know why they do some years and not others; ...

Master Gardener Annette Harlan laughingly states that if someone has to ask “What type of shrub is this?” it is most likely a viburnum. Most people who are not fervent gardeners may have never ...