Trees, Shrubs and Conifers: Viburnum koreanai and V. sargentii, 0 by ViburnumValley

ViburnumValley wrote:
Winter hardwood cuttings, Scott? I can believe it, but I bet not uniform rootability across the clonal selections (or Kevin would have no trouble finding his Grail). Some of the viburnum selections are rare in cultivation because they are reluctant to throw roots. The ones that are common as deer hoofprints (Shasta, Mariesii, Pink Beauty, etc.) root like Johnsongrass.

Kevin:

You provided 'West Olive' in February when Scott and I were on my "therapeutic" trip. It was a wee thing plucked from the safety of your place, and unceremoniously plopped into a vacant spot in the nursery rows here. Semi-debilitated, I've given it not much attention this year. Had to excise a lot of giant foxtail just to find it when looking to document plants.

Here's what the young lad has done; that's about 24 inches tall, and looking good 08/12/06.