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Viburnum rhyditophyllum WillowoodLeatherleaf Viburnum A graceful, architectural plant giving year round interest, Viburnum rhyditophyllum Willowood is a large, fast growing, evergreen shrub with a neat, bushy habit. The glossy, oblong, strongly veined leaves emerge covered with greyish felt but turn deep green above and pale and silvery grey underneath. In June and July pure white, lacecap heads of tiny flowers emerge from silvery buds, standing out against the leaves; black berries

narrow habit and beautiful

more like a plum than a damson

Also known as the angelica tree

The stems of old shrub rose Mme Isaac Pereire may need some support

Keep: January to April

Pick: October - November

5m) Spread: 13’ (4m) after 5-10 years

upright bush giving very heavy crops of large

can also be grown as a large bush

Attractive to bees

and native to the mountain thickets of eastern China

but buds can get damaged by frost