Viburnum davidii

Viburnum davidiiThis evergreen shrub is compact and low growing, forming a dense mound with a spreading habit. Recommended for USDA hardiness zones 7 to 9, it thrives in temperatures ranging from 30F to 90F. Its glossy, leathery leaves create a striking presence year round, with dark green coloration and notable venation. In spring, clusters of small, creamy white flowers emerge, followed by metallic blue berries in fall and winter that add seasonal interest and

it thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained

provided they are well-drained

Hardy to -20* F

making it a suitable addition to gardens in deer-prone areas

slightly acidic to neutral

Its unique crinkled green leaves give the appearance of a textured mane

this boxwood variety combines elegance and practicality

The blooms feature large

Prefers well-draiend soil

A very large fruit

or for cutting gardens

unique appearance reminiscent of brushstrokes