Although it is poisonous, that doesn't stop many gardeners from planting it. With its flowers it looks mercilessly beautiful in winter. Where does he feel most comfortable?
Where should Viburnum tinus be placed?
The ideal location for Viburnum tinus is a sheltered, bright spot in summer (sunny to partially shaded) and a cool, bright winter quarters between 1 and 10 °C. The soil should be permeable, nutrient-rich and moist. Potted plants are recommended in cooler regions.
In summer: Outside – from sunny to shady
An evergreen snowball like this needs a bright spot, ideally in a sheltered location:
- Sunny to partially shaded locations are ideal
- This shrub also grows in the shade
- the soil should be permeable, nutrient-rich and moist
In winter: Better to stay indoors
It is recommended to house Viburnum tinus in winter. The winter quarters should be bright and cool between 1 and 10 °C. In regions with mild winters, the plant can be left outside - but should be protected from direct sunlight.
Tip
In cool regions, you should preferably plant your Mediterranean viburnum in a pot. So you can easily put it in in October and safely overwinter.
