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then watch it grow and verburnum flowers twice once in spring and winter a had one but it was a nightmare getting it out as the roots go deep Not so sure about pruning a Viburnum that hard. Never had to do it to any of ours and we have , at the last count, 28

Join Joe Swift as he plants a clematis at the base of a viburnum in the Berryfields garden, and offers planting and mulching tips.May-JuneMore advice on growing climbing plantsPotting on sweet peas, Sarah RavenConstructing a rustic trellisMaking a

seedling in the compost. Viburnum macrocephalum is not normally grafted on to anything, it grows well on its own roots. If you need to then treat  it liie a half ripe cutting. Honestly Berghill it was a grafted shrub -  I had two different stems growing

becometoo big. As a housewarming gift I am going to purchase another winter flowering jasmine, I just wanted to know if there are any other suggestions for winter flowering plants that I could add to the gift. The garden in their new house grows helibores

blown away by their scent. I also like Viburnum x bodnantense ‘Dawn’, which produces clusters of tiny rose-pink flowers on bare stems from October to March. However, I’ve seen too many viburnums growing in ‘municipal’ settings to want to grow them in my

be Viburnum tinus. How big do they grow Maggie, and when do they flower and what do they look like? There will be some sort of flower even if it's insignificant. A catkin type of flower if Silver surfer is right about 2. My guess is that1. is evergreen and 2

Hi I bought a Viburnum Picatum Summer Snow It was in full bloom when I bought it three weeks ago. I prepared the ground and planted it. The flowers are now finished. I thought that fruits set on the old flower heads? but I have noticed when I touch

the current season's new shoots to grow from the base. These are the stems that will carry the flowers next spring. Established shrubSecateurs Long-handled lopperslate-June/July (or as soon as the shrub has flowered) 50 minutes Use secateurs to cut out all

for your time, A ...I will recommend either of these two but they are not 'cherry blossom trees', but I think would suit your purpose a little better. Viburnum bodnantense 'Dawn' or 'Charles Lamont'... the former has lighter pink flowers that fade to white

I have recently started feeding birds on my balcony. Bluetits, Blackbirds and Thrushes (may be female Blackbirds, I've only seen them from the roadside) at the minute. I would like to grow some kind of shrub that is suitable for a large container