Viburnum, Shasta

Tree Care:

Planting:
- Choose well-draining soil, partial to full sun.
- Space 6-8 feet apart.

Watering:
- Keep soil moist, water deeply.
- Mulch to retain moisture, suppress weeds.

Fertilizing:
- Use balanced, slow-release fertilizer in spring.
- Avoid over-fertilization.

Pruning:
- Maintain shape, remove dead/diseased branches.
- Lightly prune after flowering.

Pest and Disease Control:
- Monitor regularly.
- Use appropriate controls if needed.

Flowering:
- White, puffy clusters in late spring to early summer.

Tree Description:

Appearance:
- Size: Typically grows 6-8 feet tall and wide.
- Leaves: Bright green, opposite, and simple.
- Flowers: Unique white, puffy clusters resembling popcorn, bloom late spring to early summer.
- Bark: Typically brown, adding texture.

Hardiness:
- Versatile and hardy in various climates.

Adaptability:
- Thrives in slightly acidic to neutral, well-draining soil.
- Prefers partial to full sun.

Use in Landscaping:
- Focal point for its playful flowers.
- Ideal for specimen planting or mixed borders.

Shasta Viburnum's whimsical appearance, especially its popcorn-like flowers, makes it a popular choice for adding charm to gardens and landscapes.