Doublefile Viburnum Tree-Form - Spring Buds - March 2024
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Yesterday, I shared a look at the long, thin and pink-tipped Spring buds on the lone Pagoda Dogwood tree in our backyard. A little further back in the yard - behind the Yew Hedge - is one of the Doublefile Viburnum tree-form shrubs that we have in our backyard. In April 2022, I planted this one (and a few others), so it has had two full growing seasons (2022 and 2023) and is now back for its third growing season. It has burst its buds and is a little bit ahead of most things in the garden. Below, is a look at the green tips that have arrived on this treeform Doublefile Viburnum in Zone 6a: