Best Viburnums and How to Avoid the Viburnum Beetle

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Viburnums deserve more attention from gardeners. Most are pest free, drought tolerant and grow anywhere.
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Best Viburnums and How to Avoid the Viburnum Beetle
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closeup of the beetle by Udo Schmidt :commons.wikime...
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viburnum mariesii by Krzysztof Ziarnek, Kenraiz:commons.wikime...
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@shawnsg 2 года назад

There is a native viburnum in the south eastern part of the United States that I think is really pretty and underused. It's got these thick shiny green leaves that are often tinged with red. In the fall they turn a really nice bronze red color and they tend to hold them for a while. It's the Viburnum rufidulum. Also called the Rusty Blackhaw and a few other names.

@enatp6448 Год назад

I've got 3 viburnums and one got hit really hard. I believe it's called maple leaf or cranberry viburnum. The other two are getting attacked as well but the leaves are spotty versus skeletons. As gross as this sounds I'm squishing the beetles and spraying them with the hose and hoping the birds will get some too. Not sure they're interested. Thanks for the info.

@careyjohnston4176 10 месяцев назад

I welcome your knowledge and thankful I saw video it helped me distinguish between many viburnum and explained to me what the insect is that I had never seen before or noticed in such huge numbers. To explain I move recently to a different area of Arkansas and had a willow growing that is rather invasive in south Arkansas. Not the weeping variety but anyway it started the spring with larvae that looked exactly like the larvae you showed and beetles were exactly. It stripped the tree totally them the beetles came and stripped layed eggs and those larvae stripped it again not bothering any other plants . I didn't spray or try to remove because I didn't want the tree and was afraid they would move onto other plants . They killed the willow it was probably 25' tall and 15' wide . So this intrigued and horrified I fear they will be back next year to invade something else . No more willows but now I have planted other things and am closely watching for eggs . I've never seen this beetle before or seen a life cycle like this , it would have kept laying eggs and larvae and beetles would have kept munching off every leaf and stem if the tree hadn't died as a result.

@hgiambra4945 Год назад

Spicebush calcanthus are native to the Southeast as well. We called it sweetshrub more often. Enjoyed your clear voice talking about viburnums. About to acquire either a possumhaw or a blackhaw. The owner isn't sure, so needed some info which is how I found your videos. This will make 3 viburnums for me but definitely the Korean Spice viburnum is heavenly to smell and quite attractive to see. So it's on my list of "wants'!

@kathrynmettelka7216 2 года назад

The Korean spice is a standout. Will look for it. Can't plant anything now because we're stuck with triple-digit days for a long while.

@carefreedelight2355 Год назад

Thank you so much for such an informative video and telling us your personal experiences of growing them, and also how to and where best to grow them. Also, thank you for the tip on the Abelia !!! So cool!❤

@susankilpatrick2918 2 года назад

Great information Robert. I have a Korean Spice Viburnum - LOVE it!

@judymckerrow6720 2 года назад

Thank you, I love the Korean spice viburnum 🌸💚🙃

@uktumbleweed 7 месяцев назад

Such an excellent video! Thanks so much.

@mechele4848 2 года назад

Korean Spice has a new home! So excited 😁 Thanx for this info👍

@mayamachine 8 месяцев назад

these are a preferred wood for native arrows

@Angie-ci1lp 2 года назад

Uummm Korean Spice ❤️I’m going to try one.Thanks

@eugeniebreida1583 Месяц назад

Excellent! Thanks so very much : )

@PattyRichey Год назад

I bought a summer snowflake double file and after reading the tag I’m seeing that my property is not nearly big enough for this huge viburnum

@Ruth1803ZigZag Год назад

The Mariessi kind of looks like the Wedding Cake tree. I have looked for one of the Wedding Cake for years but can't find it. Do you know where I could get one?

@DouglasLambert-e8j 3 месяца назад

Do you leave the suckers or remove them

@alex2571 2 года назад

Dear Robert, in this video, a plant with blue flowers can be seen in the background approximately at 5:16 time mark. What is the plant's name? I live in northern Illinois (Chicago metropolitan area) and wonder if I could have this plant in my garden. Thank you in advance.

@Gardenfundamentals1 2 года назад

Sorry _ I don't see a blue flower there.