A beautiful hybrid with richly fragrant waxy white flowers opening from pink tinged buds borne profusely during spring. Semi-evergreen. Very hardy for sun or light shade on a moisture retentive fertile soil. This variety is monecious and can produce berries without a partner.

The main feature of this lovely shrub is the tight clusters of white flowers which open from pink buds from winter through to spring. The fragrance is delicious and reminiscent of soft baby powder. Mmm! The foliage is dark green above and slightly felted underneath. Semi-evergreen.

While this variety is monoecious, it will benefit from cross-pollination (i.e. more plants probably = more berries)

A medium sized shrub with a rounded habit, Leaves are oval down and dull green in colour often colouring in the autumn. Rounded clusters of pure white flowers that are pink in the bud open emitting a strong daphne like fragrance in early spring. Deciduous

While this variety is monoecious, it benefits from cross-pollination

This is a new form of the versatile hedging plant which has rich red brown new growth which matures into bright green glossy leaves. Copper tops also boasts clusters of small fragrant white flowers which are great for picking. This fast growing evergreen is perfect for hedges or screening plants.

Copper tops is Monoecious and self-fertile: so you should get berries even with a single plant.

This little shrub forms a wide-spreading compact mound. The dark green leathery leaves that have a pale under-side. Small creamy white flowers in spring are followed by beautiful blue berries that hold through winter - the main feature! Needs male company to produce berries. Evergreen.

The male form of this little shrub is usually planted for one reason - to pollinate the female form so she will produce berries. On its own it forms a wide-spreading compact mound with dark green leathery leaves that have a pale under-side. Small creamy white flowers in spring. Evergreen.

For harmony in the garden it is usually recommended that one male Viburnum davidii be planted for every 3 females - not something we suggest you try at home folks.

A great Viburnum for hedging forms a dense screening quickly with less pruning that the common form. This evergreen shrub has lush and attractive olive green foliage and produces white fragrant flowers in spring.

This handsome Viburnum is mainly grown for the large, lush, glossy green foliage which has nice bronze-pink tones on the new growth. Clusters of small fragrant white flowers in spring but they are not the main feature. Needs a warm sheltered position with protection from harsh frost. Evergreen.

If you want to add a tropical look to your garden this fast growing Viburnum is the plant for you. The foliage is just fabulous. A good plant for coastal gardens as like most of us it is very happy at the beach.

A compact shrub with quite coarse green foliage, carmine red buds appear in late winter and open to white blooms tinged pink. Flowers are lightly perfumed and followed by dark blue berries. Easy to grow in sun or light shade. Responds well to pruning. Evergreen.

While this variety has both male and female flower parts on the one plant, cross-pollination would help berry production

Standardised plant on stem. Shrub with quite coarse green foliage, carmine red buds appear in late winter and open to white blooms tinged pink. Flowers are lightly perfumed and followed by dark blue berries. Easy to grow in sun or light shade. Responds well to pruning. Evergreen.