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Viburnum plicatium 'Pink Beauty'

Our Ref No : 7927 £10.99 Stock : 0
Size: 2 Ltr

Viburnum plicatum 'Pink Beauty'

This stunning shrub, known as the Wedding Cake Tree for its layered branches resembling tiers of a cake, is a captivating addition to any garden landscape. With its elegant form and delicate white lacecap-like flowers, it exudes timeless charm and beauty. As the flowers mature, they transition gracefully from white to a blush pink hue, adding depth and dimension to the shrub's aesthetic appeal.

Ideal for sunny or partially shaded areas, this shrub thrives in a variety of garden settings, from formal landscapes to cottage gardens. Its moderate height of 2-3 meters makes it suitable for both focal points and background planting, adding visual interest and structure to garden borders.

Associated plants that complement the Wedding Cake Tree include rhododendrons, azaleas, hydrangeas, Japanese maples, and ferns. These plants offer bursts of color, texture, and foliage interest, creating a harmonious and captivating garden display that showcases the beauty of nature's diversity.

Common NameWedding Cake Tree
Approx Height (10 yrs.)120-180 cm (48-72")
Soil TypeAll
Soil pHAcid, Neutral, Alkaline
AspectSun, Semi Shade
HardinessHardy
Flowering TimeSpring to Summer
Evergreen/DeciduousDeciduous
Autumn ColourColourful Autumn Foliage
Flower ColourWhite
Plant TypeShrubs
Shrubs
A stunning shrub with characteristicly layered branches, bearing white lacecap- like flowers that 'float' above, gradually turning pink with age. A super shrub commonly called the wedding cake tree. sun or semi shrub. 2-3m.

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Viburnum plicatium 'Pink Beauty'
Size: 2 Ltr
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