Viburnum davidii

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Meet the plant : Viburnum davidii, sometimes called David viburnum, is a low, dome-shaped evergreen with handsome leathery leaves. Each deep green leaf carries three bold veins that run its length, which gives the whole plant a neat, ribbed texture. It holds an RHS Award of Garden Merit, a fair reflection of how reliable and good-looking it is. Hardiness and seasons : This is a genuinely hardy shrub, rated H5, so it shrugs off cold winters across most of the country. The foliage stays put all year. Flattened heads of small dull-white flowers open in late spring, and on plants grown near a male

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