Wayfaring Tree (Hedging)

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The Wayfaring Tree is a dense and upright shrub that becomes spreading as it ages. Viburnum lantana has thick, dark green foliage and bears creamy-white flowers in May. Green fruits start to form when flowering is finished, turning orange-red and then black. All three fruit colours can be seen in the same cluster at the same time, making for a particularly ornamental display. Tough foliage helps this shrub maintain its colourful appearance, but it is not evergreen and will lose its leaves for a few weeks in winter. Preferring an acid soil, the Wayfaring Tree is listed by the RHS as 'Perfect for Pollinators'. Height: 4m (13'). Spread: 4m (13'). Planting distance: 45cm (18).

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