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Viburnum odoratissimum 'VOQ1' Quick Fence ™
Quick Fence Viburnum
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| Description | An upright growing form of Viburnum producing white flowers from late spring, followed by small red fruit. This variety is green and glossy all year. New leaves emerge with copper tones in cooler months. It grows tall and slender and not as wide as other Viburnum species. | ||
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Evergreen
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Standard
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| Mature Size | 4 x 2.5m | ||
| Uses | Ideal as a privacy hedge or screen or as a feature plant in tropical garden settings. May be grown in large containers as patio plants when provided with plenty of light. | ||
| Position & Soil | It’s tolerant of most soil types and conditions, however prefers a sunny to partly shaded position with well-drained soil and a chunky mulch. Water as required for 8-13 weeks until established. Application of a slow-release fertiliser is recommended in spring. Prune as required. | ||
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