Despite their beauty, not every viburnum species is the right choice for every region, and some are even invasive in many ...

In return for a bit of care, your viburnum shrub will deliver beautiful clusters of pink or white flowers that smell amazing. Viburnum is also pest- and disease-resistant and only needs watering ...

These flowering shrubs love rich and slightly acidic soil, and they can be hardy in USDA Zones 2 to 8. Viburnum shrubs vary from 2 to 30 feet in height, and if you like smaller options ...

A fast-growing native shrub that produces large “balls” of white flowers is the Viburnum. Across over 150 species, foliage ranges from glossy green to dull dark green, but it turns scarlet or ...

for which common names include Mapleleaf Viburnum and Dogmackie. This shrub will grow 4 to 6 feet tall and wide at maturity. It has dark green, three-lobed leaves that are 2 to 5 inches long and ...

trees and shrubs that have inhabited Michigan since before European settlement. Each year, we collect native seeds from West Michigan and propagate them in our greenhouses. The Native Plant Sale ...

classic shrubs such as boxwoods and hydrangeas would be suitable choices. Meanwhile, modern-style houses may benefit from a more contemporary option such as Viburnum davidii. To avoid the spread ...

It's become such a widespread issue that it's even banned for sale in some states. If you have smaller seedlings ... in the first place by planting some great alternatives. Read more: Plants You ...

This list can help you find which native pollinator-supporting plants are best suited for your individual property, and where you can purchase them, either as seeds, plugs, or potted plants. There are ...

SAWYER — River Valley Garden Club members shared some of their favorite green and growing things during the May 18 Plant Sale ...

What are the differences between cab types? A regular cab only has one row of seats and limited interior storage, while an extended cab has two rows of seats and also comes with small secondary ...

trees and shrubs that have inhabited Michigan since before European settlement. Each year, we collect native seeds from West Michigan and propagate them in our greenhouses. The Native Plant Sale ...