Being a self-fertile variety that produces both male and female flowers
Flower buds can be damaged by early winter frost
If planted in a group
Great as a specimen plant in small informal
Attractive to bees and butterflies
Viburnum tinus Lucidum - 110-120cm, 30lt Camellia Being a self-fertile variety thatViburnum tinus Lucidum is a vigorous, dense, round, evergreen shrub, with narrowly ovate, glossy, dark green leaves, and small, fragrant, creamy white flowers growing in clusters and blooming from late winter into spring. Flowers are followed by glossy, dark blue berries. Attractive to birds, bees, and butterflies. Viburnum tinus Lucidum can adapt to a wide range of soil conditions, but thrives in fertile, humus rich, slightly acidic, moist, well