Due to the winter weather, orders from these states will ship in the spring, April to May: CA, CO, IA, ID, KS, ME, MI, MN, MT, ND, NE, NH, NV, OR, SD, UT, VT, WA, WI, WY. And due to the extreme cold and wind which we experienced through the Christmas holidays of December 2022, many Osmanthus varieties won't be shipped until we are assured there is no cold damage. This may be as late as April or May, 2023. We may choose to delay shipping other plants as well.

Viburnum x 'sPg-3-024' / MOONLIT LACE® Viburnum
Viburnum x 'sPg-3-024' / MOONLIT LACE® Viburnum
Viburnum x 'sPg-3-024' / MOONLIT LACE® Viburnum
Viburnum x 'sPg-3-024' / MOONLIT LACE® Viburnum
Viburnum x 'sPg-3-024' / MOONLIT LACE® Viburnum
Viburnum x 'sPg-3-024' / MOONLIT LACE® Viburnum
Viburnum x 'sPg-3-024' / MOONLIT LACE® Viburnum
Viburnum x 'sPg-3-024' / MOONLIT LACE® Viburnum

Viburnum x 'sPg-3-024' / MOONLIT LACE® Viburnum

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Moonlit Lace™ Viburnum. I found this selection in a small specialty nursery in Japan and I was told that it was a hybrid between V. tinus and V. davidii. V. tinus does excellent in the heat and humidity of the Southeast, but V. davidii does horribly. I always say that it never looks better than the day it is planted here in the South. It is all downhill from there. About the longest I have seen a V. davidii survive here is 5 years. This is one species that is not made for heat and humidity, nevertheless, its form and foliage are top notch. But if a landscape architect ever puts this species in a landscape design for the Southeast, you immediately know that he does not know his plants. But this hybrid selection has performed superbly. We haven't lost a single one to root rot or anything else for that matter. I have left it outside in a container with no protection and it has survived well into the single digits Fahrenheit. Presently, it looks like it will only get to about 3' with a slightly greater spread. The flowers are very similar to V. tinus and our plants have not set fruit. So this might be due to the fact that it is a hybrid. It has done well in full sun to part shade. Michael Dirr said that it is one of the nicer Viburnums that he has seen lately. We have nice 3 gallon plants at our retail location, but they are too large to ship, but they can be bought on site. 

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