Cistus Nursery
*RETAIL - Viburnum farreri 'Candidissimum'
*RETAIL - Viburnum farreri 'Candidissimum'
A winter blooming deciduous shrub to 8 ft or so with an upright fountain shape to about 6ft wide. Begins blooming as early as November and continues with clusters of sweetly fragrant white flowers often into April. 3 to 4 inch leaves are deeply veined and about half as wide. Attractive in a mixed planting for winter interest or backed by deep greens where the white winter flowers shine. Tolerant of a wide range of conditions notably poor drainage, provided moderate summer irrigation. Sun to dappled shade. Cold hardy USDA zone 6.
This is the winter-blooming Viburnum in the Cistus garden, to the west of the main entrance path to BigTop...
FRAGRANT VIBURNUM
Caprifoliaceae / Adoxaceae
*THESE SIZES ONLY AVAILABLE FOR SALE IN OUR RETAIL NURSERY
Low stock: 3 left
Retail Return Policy
Retail Return Policy
Please choose your retail purchases thoughtfully as all plants are final sale.
Once plants leave our care we cannot know the conditions that might have affected the plant, stresses of handling, weather conditions or that playful kitten…
Providing you with healthy plant material is our mission and we trust you to provide the best research, handling, and garden environment to ensure success in your garden, whether in Portland, Oregon, or beyond.
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Planting Recommendations
Planting Recommendations
Under most conditions, planting directly into the garden is best. Keep in mind, that in our care, plants have been protected from intense sunlight and drying winds and would therefore require sheltered transition time in order to acclimate to such conditions in your garden.
All plants going into containers (rather than in the ground) should be potted immediately in well-drained potting mix and watered well to ensure the soil is fully moistened with no air pockets. Succulent plants abide by different rules (**see below).
Plants held for later planting are best stored in a cool greenhouse or a well-lit garage or basement, rather than in your house where conditions are likely too warm and dry.
Those plants needing time to acclimate can be set out in pots and provided some shade and shelter for the first week to allow for a successful transition.
**For cacti and other succulents, we recommend using a soil mix of less than 30% organic matter, preferably a 2-1 blend of cactus/succulent potting soil and pumice, perlite or lava rock. These plants are sensitive to prolonged heavy moisture, especially in cool/winter conditions. Keep this in mind when watering them for the first time. It is better to leave them dry in lower temperatures.
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