(Download) Viburnum Obovatum Mrs Schiller S Delight

Schillers delight viburnum more about mrs.

Viburnum obovatum mrs schiller s delight. It evergreen in the lower part of its region of adaptability and semi evergreen further north. Schiller s delight nurseries caroliniana mrs. Additional information about mrs. Although a dwarf viburnum it will grow to aout 4 feet tall and with a greater width. Schiller s delight viburnum is blanketed in stunning cymes of lightly scented white tubular flowers with buttery yellow throats held atop the branches from late winter to early spring. Mrs schiller s delight viburnum plant is a small neat semi evergreen shrub that is densely vegetated with a twiggy crown. It is well suited to small spaces in a garden where a compact growing shrubs are needed.

It has dark green foliage which emerges coppery bronze in spring. Schillers delight is a slow growing shrub that can be grown in usda plant hardiness zones 6a through 10b. It was introduced by steve reifler for its compact dwarf habit. The red fruits are held in abundance in spectacular clusters in mid summer. Schiller walter s viburnum or small leaf arrowwood viburnum. It matures to an average height of 2 feet to 5 feet and an average width of 2 feet to 6 feet depending on climate and other environmental factors. Viburnum obovatum features small dark green leaves and a showy flowering bloom period in early spring followed by small bursts of fragrant flower clusters occurring nearly year round.

Schiller s delight walter s viburnum typically is a shrub or small tree but the cultivar that was from a sarasota county population is a popular dwarf that will grow to 4 feet tall and about as wide but can be reasonably maintained at just 30 inches or more. This semi evergreen shrub puts on a spectacular show of pure white flowers in spring and often repeating again in fall. Schiller s delight is a dwarf cultivar of walter s viburnum. Schillers viburnum will take your lawn from ordinary to extraordinary. Schillers delight is a tough overlooked compact dwarf shrub.