Re: Snow!/ Viburnum

Just wanted to say what an interesting Viburnum discussion this has been
- I learned a lot and will be rereading the reference you found, Kitty.
I am interested in the berries for the birds as much as the flowers for
me, so it looks like I do need a few more of a different, or several
different, variety(ies), and a couple years for these little ones to
grow, too!

 
Thanks
 
Libby
Maryland zone 6

kmrsy@comcast.net wrote:
sounds like a great way to cope and would make adelightful plant, Ceres.
However, for me the V carlesii wasn't just too wide, it was also taller
than planned for. They were supposed to stay below the redbuds in a long
area only 3-4 ft wide. Just a poor choice on my part.


Kitty

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> In a message dated 1/26/05 10:08:06 AM, kmrsy@comcast.net writes: 
> 
> << the other types I had got too big for my design, >> 
> 
> Kitty, have you tried pruning up to a more tree like form. I haven't done 
> this but I am seriously thinking about doing this with my carlesii because it 
> would allow me to plant under the shrub. My RBH is a tree form. 
> Ceres 
> 
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