95 Viburnum Plicatum Mariesii Great Star R

Mariesii great star mariesii great star is a large deciduous shrub with tiered wide spreading branches bearing ovate deeply veined dark green leaves turning red and purple in autumn and in late spring and early summer large flat lacecap like clusters of fragrant white flowers followed by red fruit maturing to black. Soil moist well drained soils are required.

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The inflorescence of white non fragrant flowers in spring consists of inner fertile flowers and an outer ring of sterile flowers. Pruning blooms on old wood prune after flowering if desired. Details mariesii is a large deciduous shrub with wide spreading tiered branches and prominently veined dark green ovate leaves purple in autumn. Very nice clean dark green foliage.

Mariesii doublefile viburnum 3 gallon pot. To learn more please watch the video. The doublefile viburnum viburnum plicatum f. Requires shade during the hottest part of the day in the warmer parts of its range.

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