Viburnum tinus Family: Adoxaceae Common name: Laurustinus

Size: 8 - 12’ tall, slightly less wide Growth rate: medium to fast Shape: Upright, rounded

Foliage color: green Flowers: Clusters of showy blooms cover the bush, beginning pink, opening to white. They are fragrant. Bloom time is late winter, for a prolonged period.

Features: Solid scree plant. Long bloom time. Attractive berries.

Growing conditions: Sun to part shade. Prefers drainage, will tolerate clay or sand. Drought tolerant once established. Water will accelerate growth and encourage more blooms

Zone: 7 - 9

Uses and comments: Excellent in mixed shrub borders or as specimen. Nectar rich for pollinator insects. Easy and reliable. Deer resistant when naturalized and not watered ? Native to mediterranean