Large Viburnum Opulus Roseum 80-100cm. 20 Litre
Large Established Plants, fully winter hardy, fast Growing masses of white summer flowers
Large Established Plants, fully winter hardy, fast Growing masses of white summer flowers
Large Viburnum Roseum Opulus 20 Litre 80-100cm - Also know as Viburnum Roseum Sterile. Although Viburnum is a wonderful addition to any summer garden it comes alive in May and June when it produces masses of snowball size white flowers or white flowers with a pale hint of green. When flowering has finished the maple like green leaves are still an attractive feature, it continues being a feature well in late autumn when the leaves turn a reddish/bronze
What to expect: Your plant will a arrive planted in a large 29cm pot with an actual height excluding the pot of approximately 80-100cm and a spread of around 50cm, nice established plants. Please note the plants have to be purchased in season, late spring to early summer, for flowers to be present.
Planting Position: Viburnum are best planted planted in a sunny through to a partially shaded area in well-drained moderately fertile moist soil, away from exposed windy sites.
Soil: Suitable for all types but does particularly well in humus rich
Suitable for container planting: Better suited to planting in borders or hedges.
Eventual height and spread: Up to 4 metres with a 4 metre spread
Growth Habit: Quick growing upright bush
Flowering Period: Produces masses of white flowers in May and June, hence the common name 'Snowball Tree'
Pruning: Light pruning can be done after flowering ends, will also tolerate hard renovative pruning this should be done early spring after the frosts and before new growth
Foliage: Bright green leaves with 3 to 5 lobes which turn reddish in Autumn, the masses of flowers it produces are white up to 6 or 7cm in width.
Evergreen: No Deciduous
Winter Hardy: Yes for the whole of the UK
Viburnum Roseum are a very low maintenance plant that requires very little attention, (pruning is not a necessity, but personal choice) it will benefit from a generous mulch of well rotted compost or manure around the base of the plant.