Does Viburnum davidii grow in shade?

Viburnum davidii produces clusters of white flowers in May and is really easy to grow. It likes sun but will do well in partial shade or even full shade, though it will have more flowers if in full sun. It prefers clay and a moist site but will be fine on all but the most alkaline or dry soils.

How tall does Viburnum davidii grow?

It grows to approximately 150cm (5ft) tall by around 150cm (5ft) wide and forms a nice neat dome shape. It makes an excellent groundcover shrub which will help to suppress weeds.

What is the prettiest viburnum?

We’ve picked eight of our favourite viburnums to grow, below.

• Viburnum davidii.
• Viburnum opulus.
• Viburnum x bodnantense.
• Viburnum fordiae.
• Viburnum macrocephalum.
• Viburnum tinus.
• Viburnum plicatum.
• Viburnum sargentii.

Is viburnum fast growing?

Although growth rates vary by species, viburnums in general grow moderately to rapidly.

How do you plant Viburnum davidii?

Plant at least two plants in close proximity, as female plants require a male pollinator in order to produce berries. David viburnum is easy to grow in average, well-drained soil and either full sun or partial shade.

How fast do Viburnum davidii grow?

David viburnum is very slow growing, gaining less than 12 inches of height in the course of a growing season.

Which viburnum is best for a hedge?

Arrowwood Viburnum (Viburnum dentatum) is a rounded deciduous shrub typically matures between 6 and 10 feet tall and wide, making it an ideal plant for hedging.

How far apart should viburnum be planted?

4 feet
Be sure not to plant the viburnum any closer than 4 feet (1 m.) apart. If you use this figure for viburnum hedge spacing, you will end up with a thick, dense hedge. For an airier hedge, increase the distance between shrubs to 75% of their mature spread.

Does Viburnum davidii like full sun?

David viburnum is easy to grow in average, well-drained soil and either full sun or partial shade. However, the shrub benefits from a location with afternoon shade if you live in a climate with hot summers.