Conoy Viburnum Infrequent or sandy soil can all

or sandy soil can all be suitable

A site sloping to the north or east is usually best because it is less subjected to rapid temperature changes in late fall or early spring

Their distinctive copper-red

Its character is best suited to landscapes that welcome a more natural form

it provides year-round green coverage and then rewards you with seasonal blooms right when you want them most

Conoy Viburnum Infrequent or sandy soil can allGlossy Foliage on a Dense, Spreading Shrub Conoy Viburnum is a compact Burkwood Viburnum cultivar grown for its dense branching, glossy foliage, white spring flowers, and attractive red fruit that matures to black. Its broad, spreading habit gives the shrub a full landscape presence while staying more manageable than many larger viburnums. This is a strong choice for homeowners who want a flowering shrub with structure and seasonal interest. In warmer