- Life Cycle
- Max Height4FT+
- Price$99.95
Awabuki Chindo Viburnum
Viburnum awabuki 'Chindo'

How to care for Awabuki Chindo Viburnum
Light. Full sun, partial sun or partial shade.
Water. Water regularly while it establishes. After that it has moderate drought tolerance.
Soil and feeding. It grows in clay, sand or loam, acidic or alkaline, as long as the soil drains well.
Size. Kept as a hedge at 4 ft or more. Unpruned, Awabuki sweet viburnum becomes a small tree 15–20 ft tall and wide.
Pruning. Sweet viburnums grow fast, so hedges need regular trimming. Grown as a tree, it needs only occasional pruning for size and shape.
Problems to watch. Viburnum aphids curl new tips; blast them off with a hose. Treat scale with a horticultural oil such as Neem Oil Concentrate. Rake up leaves with leaf spot.
Good to know. Birds eat the berries. It is hardy throughout South Florida.
Sources: UF/IFAS Ask IFAS (EDIS): ST660 Viburnum odoratissimum var. awabuki: Awabuki Sweet Viburnum · UF/IFAS Gardening Solutions: Walter's Viburnum (and other viburnum species)






























