Viburnum arbicola dwarf In the spring

In the spring

There seems to be some online controversy regarding the size that 'Harvard Gold' will reach - most online sources say 2" per year and slowly to about 3' tall

In spite of the name

This specific clone has been used to produce some outstanding hybrids (we hope to offer some of them in the near future) and appears to be very fertile and excellent as a parent

Viburnum arbicola dwarf In the springViburnum arbicola is a large evergreen shrub with large shiny green leaves and large clusters of white flowers. Viburnum arbicola has large, shiny, evergreen leaves that make a bold statement in the garden. Viburnum arbicola can be rather open growing and would benefit from some pruning when young to produce a denser plant, or it could be limbed up to make a small tree. In summer, Viburnum arbicola produces large clusters of small, fragrant white