Himalayan Evergreen Viburnum is characterized by its robust shrubbery, typically flourishing in woodland edges and forest clearings. It boasts dark, glossy leaves which emit a strong, unpleasant odor when crushed—an evolutionary adaptation likely to deter herbivores. Spring sees himalayan Evergreen Viburnum adorned with small, white, often unpleasantly scented blooms, later giving way to bluish-black berries that attract birds and contribute to seed dissemination.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Shrub
Plant Type
4 m
Plant Height
4 m
Spread
Green
Leaf Color
10 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Summer
Growth Season
Moderate
Growth Rate
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Distribution of Himalayan Evergreen Viburnum
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The himalayan Evergreen Viburnum is a plant originally native to the eastern Himalayas and adjacent regions in Asia, which encompasses areas within the subtropics and parts of Southeast Asia. In addition to its natural range, himalayan Evergreen Viburnum has been introduced and cultivated in various locales, expanding its presence beyond its indigenous territories.
Native
Cultivated
Invasive
Introduced
No species reported
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Quickly Identify Himalayan Evergreen Viburnum
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Distinctive white flowers with purple anthers in dense clusters.
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Shiny, ovate leaves varying in shape, releasing unpleasant odor when crushed.
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Small, glossy red berries with unpleasant scent when crushed.
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Textural and color transition on stems from yellow-brown to purple-brown.
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Slender trunk with light brown bark, becoming furrowed and subtly striped with age.
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Water:
Himalayan Evergreen Viburnum, native to humid forest understories, prefers consistently moist soil and regular hydration, ideally twice a week. Mulching aids in moisture retention and temperature protection, supporting its evergreen nature when grown outdoors.
Fertilize:
For himalayan Evergreen Viburnum, fertilization necessitates balanced nutrition during growth and high-nitrogen formulas pre-flowering. Apply monthly balanced fertilizer in spring and summer; reduce in fall. Water thoroughly post-application to prevent root burn and enhance nutrient uptake, following product guidelines and seasonal adjustments.
Pruning:
Himalayan Evergreen Viburnum features dense, evergreen foliage and fragrant flower clusters. Pruning in early spring encourages healthier growth and enhanced flowering by removing dead branches and overcrowding. Regular maintenance promotes vigor and improves air circulation, ensuring the plant remains aesthetically pleasing.
Propagation:
Himalayan Evergreen Viburnum can be propagated by taking semi-hardwood cuttings from current year's growth. These should be treated with rooting hormone and planted in well-draining medium. Providing bottom heat and moisture support through misting enhances rooting, while careful handling during transplanting protects delicate new roots.
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