Juddi Viburnum Pictures

With its dark green almost blue foliage and white semi snowball blossoms viburnum juddii or judd viburnum is a deciduous shrub that adds color fragrance and even fruit to your garden. They will grow in full sun to part shade but do best in slightly acidic moist but well draining soil.

Planting

Juddi viburnum pictures

A dense rounded shrub reaching 6 to 8 feet high with blue green leaves. A rounded deciduous shrub it typically matures to 6 8 tall and 6 10 wide. Leaves opposite simple ovate oblong to elliptic 4 6 cm long margin shallowly toothed sometimes slightly soft pubescence on upper leaf surface underside pubescent dark green may turn red in fall.

Hardy to zone 4 judd viburnum grows 6 8 feet tall and wide in a rounded habit. Judd who introduced it at the arnold arboretum in 1920. Carlesii but is superior to either of them.

It is an open rounded shrub that is suited for full sun to part shade well drained slightly acidic soils. You may want to plant several of these shrubs together which will translate to better pollination and fruit production for fall color. It has purple fall color and black berries.

It had deep green foliage throughout the summer. The judd viburnum is a hybrid between v. It is a cross between v.

It was bred by william h. Sometimes listed as viburnum x juddii or juddi viburnum this plant first hit the landscape scene in 1935 and has resurged in popularity. The burkwood viburnum was produced when the koreanspice viburnum viburnum carlesii and the service viburnum viburnum utile were crossed this species features large and balled flower clusters that are fragrant.

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