Q I just returned from a trip to St. Louis. All down the sides of a residential street there were shrubs/trees/bushes (?) with what appeared at first glance to be red apples all over them. Upon closer ...

If you just bought some new shrubs like a Hydrangea, Crape Myrtle, Dogwood, Viburnum, Rose of Sharon, or so many others, here ...

If your New Year’s resolutions include landscaping with more native plants, consider Viburnum prunifolium, commonly called black haw viburnum, a shrub or small tree that can be enjoyed the entire year ...

You can see a specimen of Alleghany viburnum at the University of Tennessee Gardens in Knoxville. UT Gardens also includes plant collections in Jackson and Crossville. Designated as the official ...

QUESTION: Last spring, I wrote you about 15 Chindo viburnum (Viburnum awabuki “Chindo”) that I had a professional landscaper plant in my yard in October 2014. The gist of the note was that my plants ...

“The leaves of my arrowwood viburnums look like they have been shredded and have turned completely brown. This has not happened in previous years. I had always thought that this viburnum was trouble ...

What: This low-growing viburnum is noted for its deeply veined, leathery evergreen leaves that provide distinctive textural contrast for other garden plants. Planted at the front of a bed, Viburnum ...

It’s really been amusing watching visitors get out of their cars, and start taking photos of shrubs around the parking lot. Sometimes we even laughingly call these tough-as-nails plants “parking lot ...

As spring arrives, one particular shrub in my garden never fails to catch the eye of visitors. Without fail, someone will remark, “That’s the biggest hydrangea bush I’ve ever seen!” Others might say, ...

I’ve discovered I’m not the only plant lover who was doubtful that the awabuki viburnum was a variety of East Asia’s sweet viburnum (V. odoratissimum). After all, the awabuki’s leaves are longer, ...