Wilson Bros Gardens Spring Bouquet Viburnum

Yes, this shrub is evergreen, meaning it retains its thick, dark green foliage throughout the year. However, it is only hardy in USDA zones 7a through 11, so it will not survive outdoors in colder climates.

Since the Spring Bouquet Viburnum has a mature spread of 3 to 4 feet, you should space them about 3 feet apart if you want the branches to touch and form a continuous, dense hedge.

It performs best in full to partial sun. While it can tolerate some shade, you will get the most prolific flowering and the best growth habit with at least a half-day of direct sunlight.

No, the metallic blue berries are intended for birds and wildlife, not for human or pet consumption. It is best to keep this plant away from areas where pets or small children might be tempted to eat the fruit.

Absolutely. Its upright, compact form makes it an excellent candidate for large containers. Just ensure the pot has good drainage and be prepared to water it more frequently than you would if it were planted in the ground.

It is considered low-maintenance. Beyond regular watering to keep the soil moderately moist, it doesn't require much fuss, and its natural deer resistance saves you from having to use repellents or protective fencing.