'Molly Schroeder' Rochs!

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Kevin_5 Elburn, IL(Zone 5a) May 12, 2006

This is Viburnum plicatum tomentosum 'Molly Schroeder', which opens pink, and stays pink. This is a little one, but I hope it keeps the same characteristics as it gets larger.

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mrs_colla Marin, CA(Zone 9b) Jan 28, 2007

Does it set fruit, and if it does, do you have another variety nearby?
I am looking for a viburnum plicatum that will fruit all by itself.
Christie

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Decumbent Cincinnati, OH(Zone 6b) Jan 28, 2007

Kevin, that is beautiful. Keep me posted on this one. I might need it.

Scott

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Kevin_5 Elburn, IL(Zone 5a) Jan 29, 2007

Christie--too small to set fruit, but it flowers like mad. I saw your other thread(good info there)--you won't get great fruiting without two of them. Are these plants suited for Zone 9b? They HATE heat and dryness.

Scott--will do--it's visible from my office window, below my old Saucer Magnolia.

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ViburnumValley Scott County, KY(Zone 5b) Jan 29, 2007

You've been there, Scott. The weiner dog posse gets distracted at the drop of, say, a weiner.

Wear your deerprint boots; the Molly Schroeder is yours and none the wiser.

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