Viburnum, Igloo

Viburnum, IglooTree Care: Planting: Choose well draining soil, partial to full sun. Space adequately; plant in spring or fall. Watering: Keep soil consistently moist, especially first year. Mulch to retain moisture. Fertilizing: Use balanced fertilizer in spring; avoid excess. Pruning: Minimal pruning; remove dead branches; shape lightly after flowering. Pest and Disease: Monitor for pests; treat promptly. Watch for diseases; apply fungicides as needed. Berries: Red

Tree Care:

Planting:
- Choose well-draining soil, partial to full sun.
- Space adequately; plant in spring or fall.

Watering:
- Keep soil consistently moist, especially first year.
- Mulch to retain moisture.

Fertilizing:
- Use balanced fertilizer in spring; avoid excess.

Pruning:
- Minimal pruning; remove dead branches; shape lightly after flowering.

Pest and Disease:
- Monitor for pests; treat promptly.
- Watch for diseases; apply fungicides as needed.

Berries:
- Red berries in fall attract birds.

Winter Care:
- Mulch for root insulation.
- Protect from wind and snow.

Tree Description:

- Size: Compact shrub, up to 5 ft tall and wide.
- Leaves: Oval, glossy green, turn reddish-purple in fall.
- Flowers: Fragrant white clusters in late spring.
- Berries: Small red berries in fall attract birds.
- Bark: Gray, develops fissures with age.
- Adaptability: Thrives in well-drained soil, partial to full sun.
- Landscape Use: Ideal for hedges, borders, or as specimen.
- Wildlife Value: Berries attract birds, enhancing biodiversity.
- Maintenance: Low-maintenance, minimal pruning required.