Description from The Royal Horticultural Society
This plant is a lovely addition to the winter border as it is covered in strongly fragrant tubular flowers in shades of rich pink. Equally at home in a sunny border or in a woodland setting, we grow it in groups of up to four in association with other fragrant shrubs such as Chimonanthus nitens in the Winter Garden and Lonicera x purpusii 'Winter Beauty' AGM in the Lower Shrubbery. We have also planted it in the Woodland Walk in Lady Anne's garden where it makes a valuable contribution to the shrubby layer among the rhododendrons and camellias.
- Common name :Bodnant viburnum
- Family :Caprifoliaceae
- Height & spread :3m x 2m (10ft by 6ft)
- Form :Long-lived, upright, deciduous shrub
- Soil :Moist, well-drained, deep, rich, loamy soil
- Aspect :Full sun or partial shade
- Hardiness :Hardy throughout the British Isles.
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