Viburnum Suspensum | 007 gal.
18" x 18"
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Its foliage is leathery and coarse, with broad oval leaves. Viburnum Suspensum grow densely and regularly reach between ten and twelve feet in both height and spread.
Viburnum Suspensum bloom from early spring through late summer. Their flowers are small, and tubular, with a light pink or white color that shows up well against the dark foliage. After summer has passed, these flowers give way to small red berries that are favorites of songbirds.
They are easy growers, thriving in most soil types, and are an ideal choice for shady areas where other viburnum might languish.
Due to their height and density, Viburnum Suspensum make ideal choices for privacy screens, while their dark green, lustrous foliage makes them perfect candidates to serve as a backdrop for vibrant focal plants.
| Mature height | 10' to 12' |
| Mature spread | 10' to 12' |
| Sun preference | Partial sun or partial shade |
| Soil preference | Clay, sand, loam, alkaline, acidic, well-drained |
| Drought tolerance | Moderate |
| Common names | Sandanqua viburnum, sandankwa viburnum |
| Scientific name | Viburnum Suspensum |
| Growth rate | Moderate |
| Native origin | Japan |
| Hardiness range | 8 - 10 |
Mature Height:
10 to 12 feet
Mature Spread:
10 to 12 feet
Sun Preference:
Partial sun to partial shade
Soil Preference:
Clay, sand, loam, alkaline, acidic, well-drained
Salt Tolerance:
Moderate
Growth Rate:
Moderate
Native Origin:
Japan
Hardiness Zone:
8-10
Scientific Name
:
Viburnum suspensum FTG
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