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All That Glows Viburnum - #3 Pot - Proven Winners

USDA Hardiness Zones 4 - 8 Height 4 - 6 Feet Spread 4 - 6 Feet All That Glows Viburnum, Viburnum dentatum var. deamii 'SMVDBL', is a new and improved viburnum by Proven Winners ColorChoice. This plant has shiny and glossy foliage like weve never seen before! These shrubs are native to North America and very easy to care for. In order for t…

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USDA Hardiness Zones 4 - 8 Height 4 - 6 Feet Spread 4 - 6 Feet All That Glows Viburnum, Viburnum dentatum var. deamii 'SMVDBL', is a new and improved viburnum by Proven Winners ColorChoice. This plant has shiny and glossy foliage like weve never seen before! These shrubs are native to North America and very easy to care for. In order for this shrub to produce berries, you need to plant its pollinator All the Glitters Viburnum nearby. This bush will be covered in hundreds of white flowers in early summer, which turn into shiny blue berries afterwards. Plant these shrubs in mass plantings, as a hedge, or as a border. We like to use these as a main focal point in garden planters, also known as the thriller. Just be sure to plant at least 1 of each, so the shrubs produce berries, which not only look beautiful, but the berries are also great for wildlife. These shrubs are also very deer resistant. All That Glows Viburnum Care This bush is widely adaptable to most soils, as long as it is well drained. Plant in an area that receives 5 to 8 hours of sunlight. To fertilize, use a slow release fertilizer designed for shrubs or woody material. Apply in early spring, before the plant starts to bloom if possible. Pruning All That Glows Viburnum is not necessary. With the compact size of only 4-5 feet tall and wide, you should not need to prune ever. Be sure to trim off dead or sick branches, but do not prune, because you will be risking cutting off flowers and future berries. All That Glows Viburnum Spacing Plant these 48 inches apart to create a beautiful hedge. If you are doing a mass planting or garden border, it is best to plant around 72 inches apart center on center. These are also great for garden planters. If you grow in a planter, be sure to choose a container large enough to give the roots plenty of room to grow and ensure the soil doesnt dry out too fast. We recommend at least a medium sized planter. Viburnum dentatum var. deamii 'SMVDBL' Plant Facts USDA Hardiness Zones: 4-8 Flower Color(s): White Bloom Period: Summer Foliage Color(s): Green Exposure: Partial Sun to Full Sun Height: 4-6 Feet Spread: 4-6 Feet Spacing: 4-6 Feet Habit: Upright Blooms On: Old Wood Watering: Average Shrub Type: Deciduous Scientific Name: Viburnum dentatum var. deamii 'SMVDBL' USPP 25,897 Common Name: All That Glows® Viburnum Brand: Proven Winners ColorChoice® | Bushes > Viburnum Proven Winners 1013111-pc

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USDA Hardiness Zones 4 - 8 Height 4 - 6 Feet Spread 4 - 6 Feet All That Glows Viburnum, Viburnum dentatum var. deamii 'SMVDBL', is a new and improved viburnum by Proven Winners ColorChoice. This plant has shiny and glossy foliage like weve never seen before! These shrubs are native to North America and very easy to care for. In order for this shrub to produce berries, you need to plant its pollinator All the Glitters Viburnum nearby. This bush will be covered in hundreds of white flowers in early summer, which turn into shiny blue berries afterwards. Plant these shrubs in mass plantings, as a hedge, or as a border. We like to use these as a main focal point in garden planters, also known as the thriller. Just be sure to plant at least 1 of each, so the shrubs produce berries, which not only look beautiful, but the berries are also great for wildlife. These shrubs are also very deer resistant. All That Glows Viburnum Care This bush is widely adaptable to most soils, as long as it is well drained. Plant in an area that receives 5 to 8 hours of sunlight. To fertilize, use a slow release fertilizer designed for shrubs or woody material. Apply in early spring, before the plant starts to bloom if possible. Pruning All That Glows Viburnum is not necessary. With the compact size of only 4-5 feet tall and wide, you should not need to prune ever. Be sure to trim off dead or sick branches, but do not prune, because you will be risking cutting off flowers and future berries. All That Glows Viburnum Spacing Plant these 48 inches apart to create a beautiful hedge. If you are doing a mass planting or garden border, it is best to plant around 72 inches apart center on center. These are also great for garden planters. If you grow in a planter, be sure to choose a container large enough to give the roots plenty of room to grow and ensure the soil doesnt dry out too fast. We recommend at least a medium sized planter. Viburnum dentatum var. deamii 'SMVDBL' Plant Facts USDA Hardiness Zones: 4-8 Flower Color(s): White Bloom Period: Summer Foliage Color(s): Green Exposure: Partial Sun to Full Sun Height: 4-6 Feet Spread: 4-6 Feet Spacing: 4-6 Feet Habit: Upright Blooms On: Old Wood Watering: Average Shrub Type: Deciduous Scientific Name: Viburnum dentatum var. deamii 'SMVDBL' USPP 25,897 Common Name: All That Glows® Viburnum Brand: Proven Winners ColorChoice® | Bushes > Viburnum Proven Winners 1013111-pc

Specifications

Water Requirements	Average
Light Requirements	Partial Sun To Full Sun
Height	4-6 Feet
Usda Hardiness Zones	4-8
Common Name	All That Glows® Viburnum
Shrub Type	Deciduous
Foliage Color(s)	Green
Blooms On	Old Wood
Brand	Proven Winners Colorchoice®
Bloom Period	Summer
Habit	Upright
Scientific Name	Viburnum Dentatum Var. Deamii 'Smvdbl' Uspp 25,897
Flower Color(s)	White