Spring Hill Nurseries Korean Spice Viburnum Shrub

To create a dense privacy hedge, space your Korean Spice Viburnum shrubs 4 to 6 feet apart. This spacing allows enough room for the plants to mature to their full 8-foot height while still overlapping enough to form a solid screen.

Yes, this shrub thrives best in full sun. While it can tolerate some light shade, planting it in a spot that receives full sun will ensure the most prolific flowering and the strongest fragrance in the spring.

It is relatively low-maintenance, provided it is planted in the right conditions. It requires moderate watering and prefers moist, well-drained soil, but once established, it is a reliable performer that doesn't demand constant attention.

The Korean Spice Viburnum blooms in mid to late spring. The reddish-pink buds open into clusters of light pink to white flowers, providing a significant, fragrant display for several weeks.

Yes, it is a great choice for bird lovers. After the spring blooms fade, the shrub produces red berries in the fall that serve as a natural food source, which naturally attracts local birds to your landscape.

As a deciduous shrub, it will need time to establish its root system after planting. While growth rates can vary based on your local climate and soil quality, you can expect it to reach its mature height of 8 feet over several growing seasons.