Viburnum Davidii

Viburnum Davidii Care

Viburnum Davidii

What is the plant

Viburnum davidii, commonly called David viburnum, is a compact, rounded, evergreen shrub that typically grows in a mound to 2-3' tall and to 3-4' wide. Leathery, deeply-veined, elliptic-oval, blue-green leaves (to 3-6" long) are evergreen, but acquire burgundy tones in fall-winter. This shrub is native to China.

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Humidity

Normal

Lighting

Part Sun

Temperature

-17°C - 10°C

Hardiness zone

7 - 9

Difficulty

Easy

How to Care for the Plant

Water
As for water requirements, they will need to be watered regularly while they’re getting established. It’s a good idea to use mulch to help the soil retain moisture.
Pruning
Viburnum shrubs don’t need too much pruning, outside of removing dead leaves or damaged branches. If you notice that branches are becoming a little too dense, then it’s not a bad idea to prune them to improve air circulation. Good air circulation will mean your plants grow better and lessen the risk of disease.
Sunlight
Viburnum plants need a good amount of exposure to the sun in order to flower at their best. There are certain varieties that can cope in partial shade, but it’s usually better to pick a sunny spot.

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Soil
Viburnum don’t require a specific type of soil to do well. Providing the soil is not overly saturated, they will be fine. If you want to use a fertiliser with your plants, then spring would be the best time.
Container
When planting viburnum shrubs, you should pick a spot that gets plenty of sunlight. Some varieties are tolerant to partial shade, but in general viburnum are sun-loving plants. You should also make that the soil is well-drained.
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