Laurustinus 'Eve price' (Viburnum tinus)

Laurustinus 'Eve Price' flower (Viburnum tinus)

H 40/50cm x L 100cm Instant Impact Laurustinus 'Eve Price'
(Viburnum tinus)

‰ۢÌöÌÛLaurustinus is an evergreen hedge that flowers through the winter, and boasts lush, glossy, deep-green leaves̴Ì?which perfectly compliment the striking flowers.

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About Laurustinus 'Eve Price' Hedging
Key Features
Pruning & Care

About Laurustinus 'Eve Price' Hedging

Laurustinus 'Eve Price' is perfect for ornamental purposes with its beautiful style and range of colours. The flowers on the plant transform into little black berries, ideal for foraging birds- we don't advise eating these berries, even though they are not officially classed as toxic.

Viburnum tinus can reach an ultimate height of 4m. It will start off with quite a fast growth rate of 45cm, but mature Laurustinus 'Eve Price' plants, like instant impact, will have a much slower growth rate going forward.

Laurustinus 'Eve Price' Instant Impact hedging can create a stunning display in your garden, especially when mixed with other evergreen hedging plants that flower at varied times- this will give you a range of visual interest throughout the whole year.

Key Features

Viburnum tinus will easily grow in partial or full shade, but natural sunlight will be needed for it to flower nicely. We also recommend placing it into clay/moist soil, though it can always grow in other soils like alkaline/dry. As it is a hardy plant, it will even tolerate exposed and windy sites, too.

Growth rate: Fast (40-60cm per year)
Ideal height: 2.5m+ Tall
Soil type: Normal
Exposure: Coastal, exposed
Aspect: Semi-shade, full shade
Evergreen foliage? Yes

Pruning & Care

Buying instant impact makes it even easier- your plant will arrive on your doorstep fully matured, established, and ready to plant! All the beginning hard work has been done for you- you don't even have to worry about the No. per metre. 1 instant impact trough = 1 metre of hedging.̴Ì?

You will need to trim your Viburnum tinus after it has flowered in late Spring- just take back the long shoots a little, and remove any dead/diseased wood, just to maintain a healthy plant and retain its shape.

Berries

Evergreen

Fast Growing

White Flower