Korean Spice Viburnum Shrubs
Saturday April 11, 2009
Novices to landscaping may be confused by the name "Korean spice viburnum." So if you've avoided the plant due to a lack of interest in cooking with Korean spices, it may be time to take a closer look at this versatile landscaping shrub. The "spice" in its name has nothing to do with your taste buds and everything to do with another of your senses: smell.
For the blossoms of Korean spice viburnum spray the spring yard with a spicy aroma that places them among the landscape's most fragrant flowers. White with a tinge of pink, the flowers grow in clusters that are also quite attractive.
Oh, and for good measure, Korean spice viburnum offers colorful fall foliage. What's not to like?
Read article: Korean Spice Viburnum
For the blossoms of Korean spice viburnum spray the spring yard with a spicy aroma that places them among the landscape's most fragrant flowers. White with a tinge of pink, the flowers grow in clusters that are also quite attractive.
Oh, and for good measure, Korean spice viburnum offers colorful fall foliage. What's not to like?
Read article: Korean Spice Viburnum
Comments
We used to grow these when I were a little kid! I never knew what they were called but now that I do, I think that Im going to go get some to plant in my yard. Thanks!