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Viburnum - Emerald Triumph
Emerald Triumph Viburnum, viburnum 'Emerald Triumph', exhibits creamy white flat-topped flowers in spring that are followed by clusters of red berries, maturing to black in fall. This compact rounded shrub has disease resistant, glossy green foliage that changes to purple-bronze in fall. Emerald Triumph a true winner among viburnum because it's so easy to grow. It's an extremely durable shrub that also holds up well to drought. Tolerates clay soils better than most viburnum. It is a deciduous shrub that grows 5 feet tall and 5-6 feet wide. The foliage is glossy green and an excellent choice for landscapes in shaded and partial sun areas. Since the foliage is dense, it can be used as a screen hedge. Established plants prefer consistent moisture. Prune as needed immediately after flowering. Viburnum tend to be multi-season plants with ornamental value throughout a large part of the season. ... get more information
Burning Bush-Bursting Heart The Bursting Heart Burning bush, Euonymus americana 'Bursting Heart', is a unique shrub. In the spring and summer this shrub quietly takes the back seat to other seasonal color. However, in early fall, it draws curious looks with its unique display of fruit. Bumpy, raspberry-red pods hang on the ends of stems and split open to reveal small, smooth, red seeds. If you'll plant this shrub with some room to grow, it will delight you with its fullness and profusion of fall "hearts. " The lower limbs can be removed up to 2' or so and ground covers (foam flower, green and gold, ginger, etc. ) planted to carpet the ground beneath. Grows 4-6'. Native. |
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