yardener logo - click to go to home page
Yardener's Advisor Newsletter: Sign In / Subscribe


Search Yardener

  • Home
  • Find Info
    • Plant Helper
    • Plant And Pest Problem Solver
    • Toolshed of Products
    • Buy Books And Videos By Jeff Ball
    • Watch Yardening Videos By Jeff Ball
    • Nancy's Blog
    • About Us
  • Ask Nancy! (Free Q&A)
    • Ask A Question For Free!
    • View A List Of Answered Questions
  • Free Monthly Newsletter Subscription!
    • Sign Up
    • About
  • Free Videos
  • Want To Help Us?

    • 1) Join Our Team!
    • 2) Donate Via PayPal

    • 3) Share Yardener
  • Looking For Products?
    • 1) Shop At amazon.com logo

Ask Nancy > Viburnum Hedge Has Little Green Growth On Inside
Questions
  • Ask A Question
Search Our Site
Newsletter Subscription
Yardner's Advisor Newsletter provides information just for plants in your yard!

Viburnum Hedge Has Little Green Growth On Inside

Question From: R. Yanok - Davenport, Florida, United States
Q: We have a viburnum hedge that is about 15 years old. It is approximately 12' tall, and it looks very green on the outer limbs. However, there is very little green growth on the inside of the bushes. Should these be cut back to let them get bushy or is this the way they should look? If we should cut it back, how and when?

Your hedge sounds like it need refurbishing. Viburnums can be cut back hard and will regrow from the base of the plant. When to do it in Florida - that I can't tell you - I dig in Michigan. Take photos of your hedge to a local independent garden center or nursery for advice or contact your county extension agent. Best And Happy Yardening, Nancy



Do you have a gardening question? Ask Nancy



Our Privacy Policy       Contact Us

©2003-2021 Yardener.com, All Rights Reserved
copyright material is protected by copyscape.com, do not copy our content without permission