How to grow Viburnum

Viburnum is a tough and reliable plant. It often grows in home gardens. It is hardy in winter and needs little care. Viburnum stays good-looking through the seasons. This makes it a great choice for many gardeners.

Let's explore what makes viburnum special. We will look at popular types and how to grow them well.

Peculiarities Viburnum includes both evergreen and deciduous plants. These plants belong to the Adoxaceae family. They are found in areas with moderate climates. The viburnum family is large with around 170 types. These types vary in shape and what they need to grow.

Many viburnum species thrive in shade and like moist soil. These are usually shrubs or small trees. They can reach 5 to 13 feet tall. The plants have strong shoots that grow upwards. These shoots are covered in bark. The bark color ranges from grayish-brown to reddish-gray.

The leaves of viburnum plants differ by species. Leaves can be smooth or textured. They can have even or jagged edges. The leaf surface might be smooth or have tiny hairs.