Viburnum 'Davidii'

There's a good reason why this viburnum is so omnipresent here in the Pacific NW, and quite simply, it handles all sorts of growing conditions with ease. Able to grow in full sun to dappled shade, David viburnum tolerates heavy clay or sandy soils. A compact, low-growing shrub, its leathery, heavily veined leaves withstand our cold, wet winters, providing year-round interest. White springtime flowers may turn into blue berries, especially if more than one specimen is planted. Drought tolerant once established, this viburnum is a fairly low-maintenance, attractive addition to home gardens.

Common Name: David Viburnum

Plant Type: Evergreen

Mature Size: 2-3 feet tall, 3-4 feet wide

Growth Rate: Moderate

Cold Hardiness: 0°

Light:

• Full Sun
• Morning Sun
• Dappled Sun

Foliage Color: Green

Bloom Color: White

Bloom Time:

• Spring

Structure: Mounding

Characteristics:

• Attracts pollinators
• Drought tolerant once established

Photos: Real images, not stock photos

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