Viburnum davidii 3 Litre

Viburnum davidii is a low, spreading evergreen shrub with distinctive leathery dark green leaves marked by three prominent veins. Flat clusters of small white flowers appear in late spring, and female plants can develop striking metallic blue-black berries when pollinated by another compatible plant.

Why we like it

• Bold evergreen foliage provides year-round interest
• White spring flowers followed by unusual blue-black berries
• Useful groundcover shrub for partial shade

What to know

• Grow in partial shade or full sun where the soil stays reasonably moist.
• Plant in fertile, moist but well-drained soil.
• For berries, grow more than one genetically distinct plant to improve pollination.
• Water regularly during establishment.
• Little pruning is needed beyond removing damaged or crossing shoots.

Flower colour
White

Flowering months
May, June

Height and Spread
Approximately 100150 cm 150 cm