How big does a Viburnum tinus grow?

Viburnum tinus Hedge Plant Description Growing approximately 45cm per year when young, the growth of Viburnum tinus does start to slow down as it matures, but it can reach up to 4m in height. Viburnum tinus is easy to grow – it can grow in partial or even full shade, but natural sunlight is best to allow it to flower.

How tall does Laurustinus grow?

Viburnum Tinus – Laurustinus Viburnum Viburnum tinus is considered as an evergreen plant growing to 3.5 meter by 3.5 meter at a very fast rate. It grows primarily in the Mediterranean maquis as well as in oak forests. It prefers moist, shady areas for better growth.

What does Viburnum tinus look like?

Viburnum tinus is a dense, evergreen shrub with dark and oval, glossy leaves, which contrast beautifully with fragrant pinkish-white flowers, followed by dark black fruit. It’s a popular choice for hedging but may also be grown as a specimen shrub in a mixed border.

How do you look after Viburnum tinus?

Potted Viburnum tinus

  1. Provide a good-sized pot with drainage holes.
  2. Plant your Viburnum tinus in soil mix, ideally special planting or horticultural soil mix.
  3. Provide for regular watering, especially during summer.

Is Laurustinus fast growing?

This evergreen Viburnum tinus is fast-growing hedge plant when young and can achieve approximately 40-60cm of growth per annual. Viburnum tinus hedging is ideal for the desired height of up to 3m.

Where is the best place to plant a viburnum?

full sun
Most viburnums prefer full sun but many will also tolerate partial shade. While not particularly picky about their growing conditions, they generally prefer fertile, well-draining soil. Planting viburnum takes place in spring or fall. Dig a hole as deep as the root ball but at least two to three times wider.

How far apart do you plant Viburnum tinus?

Plant 2ft (60cm) apart. SHRUB 7-10ft x 6ft (2.1-3m x 1.8m).

Does Viburnum tinus grow quickly?

Is viburnum a good hedge?

Handsome, hardy viburnums are the ultimate in sturdy shrubs for hedges, and two of the most popular varieties are odoratissimum and suspensum. These two plants, fairly similar in looks and habit, are some of our most commonly used shrubs.

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