Blooming & Beautiful - Chindo Viburnum - 3 gal - Tall Evergreen Shrub - Dense Dark Green Foliage - Fast Growing - Zones 7-9 - Viburnum Awabuki ‘Chindo’ - 3 Gallon Pot

Chindo Viburnum is a tall broadleaf evergreen shrub known for its dense, lustrous, dark green foliage. Its attractive leathery leaves are complimented by an abundant clusters of small fragrant white flowers in the spring, followed by clusters of ornamental red berries in the summer. Fast growing and with an upright, pyramidal habit, this Chindo will quickly reach 12 feet tall and 8 feet wide when matured. Grows in zones 7-9 and prefers full sun to part shade and moist, slightly acidic, well-drained soil. This tall beauty makes an excellent hedge or privacy screen, borders, poolside, or as a windbreak. Also, it is useful in the back of the border as an accent plant. hindo Viburnum is a dense shrub that primarily used in hedges, evergreen screens, privacy plants, or accent plants. You will find that during springtime small, white, fragrant blooms appear. This plant prefers full or partial sun and tolerates a wide range of soils. At maturity, this viburnum can reach up to 12’ height and 9’ width.

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• Chindo Viburnum is a tall broadleaf evergreen shrub known for its dense, lustrous, dark green foliage. Its attractive leaves are complimented by an abundant clusters of small fragrant white flowers in the spring, followed by clusters of ornamental red berries in the summer.
• Fast growing and with an upright, pyramidal habit, this Chindo will quickly reach 12 feet tall and 8 deet wide when matured. This tall beauty makes an excellent hedge or privacy screen, borders, poolside, or as a windbreak. Also, it is useful in the back of the border as an accent plant.
• Lives in zones 7-9 and prefers full sun to part shade and moist, slightly acidic, well-drained soil.
• Botanical Name and or Other Common Names: Viburnum Awabuki ‘Chindo’, Chindo Viburnum