A plant sometimes sold under these names is called sweet viburnum in some publications ... shiny leaves and basically ignore the plant tag ID in many cases. Good luck — it’s worth the effort.

But awabuki – considerably more tropical in appearance than sweet viburnum – doesn’t grow as tall (20 to 40 feet), though it too can be used as a shrub or small, wind-resistant tree.

Sweet viburnum (V. odoratissimum) may be the viburnum that most gardeners are familiar with, as it is planted extensively as hedges. It is a large and fast grower and can reach 25 to 30 feet in ...

That plant – sweet viburnum, native to warm, temperate Asia – has held its own as a tall hedge and screen plant for generations across Florida. Generally seen as a clipped hedge, sweet ...

Viburnum coppertop – Viburnum odoratissimum ‘Coppertop’ is a new Sweet Viburnum selection. I was at a local nursery and saw this plant from a distance, and thought, surely not—they are not ...

We have the holes dug and are ready to plant a sweet viburnum hedge. What is the best time of the year to buy and plant this hedge? Whenever you are ready, it’s time to add a viburnum hedge to ...