Viburnum plants
| Name: Viburnum | Family: Adoxaceae | Type Plant: Flowering shrub |
| Flowering time: Spring to early summer | Best time to buy: Spring | Max Height: depending on species and cultivar |
| Sun/Shadow: Full sun to partial shade | Wintergreen: Depends on variety | Humidity: Moderate humidity |
Characteristics
Viburnum are hardy, deciduous shrubs sold as potted plants with seasonal interest from spring flowering through to autumn berries. They offer a retail shelf life of several weeks and are suitable for outdoor garden planting. Typical pot sizes range from 2-5 litres with various growth heights depending on variety.
Availability
We source viburnum from The Netherlands with availability throughout the year, though spring is the peak sales period. Available in numerous varieties offering different flower colours, foliage types, and growth habits. Check our webshop for current stock and specific cultivar selection.
Fun Fact
Viburnum opulus, commonly known as Guelder Rose, produces berries that change colour from green to red as they ripen, providing multi-season interest for garden centres. This extended visual appeal makes them valuable for retailers as they can be merchandised across different seasonal displays.