Yang Viburnum

The Yang Viburnum is a new hybrid evergreen bush, growing low and wide, reaching perhaps 2 feet tall and spreading up to 4 feet wide. It has leathery, glossy leaves with 3 pronounced veins, and is very similar to the David Viburnum, but much easier to grow well in areas with hotter and more humid summers. The handsome foliage is topped with clusters of small white flowers in spring, which if pollinated by the YIN Viburnum develop into bunches of turquoise-blue small berries by late summer and through fall. Fabulous evergreen for the front of beds or in woodland settings.

• Low-growing and attractive evergreen shrub
• Handsome glossy leaves with long prominent veins
• Clusters of white flowers in spring
• Turquoise blue berries in late summer and fall
• Easier to grow in hot zones than the similar David Viburnum

A spot with at least morning sun is best for your Yang Viburnum if you want berries, but it will grow in light full shade as well, for the foliage. Any well-drained soil suits it, but moist, richer, and slightly acidic soils are best. It isn’t normally bothered by pests or diseases, and it requires little or no pruning to stay low and broad, giving an excellent look to your garden.