Viburnum davidii

Botanical Name: Viburnum davidii
Common Name: David viburnum
Family Name: Adoxaceae
Distribution/Origin: S.E. Asia, Japan, China

Leaf: Simple, Dark-green, Heavily veined, Palmate venation, Glabrous, Obovate/Ovate/Acuminate/
Cuneate/Dentate/Entire 

Bud: Opposite

Inflorescence: White, Showy, Corymb-like, Cyme, Apr/May

Fruit/Seed: Blue(Metallic blue), Showy, Drupe, Persistent

Stem/Bark: Red, Brown, Multi-stem trunk

Size: Height: 1.3 - 2.0m/Spread: 1.5 - 2.0m
Habit: Spreading
Form: Mounded

Soil: Well-drained

Moisture: Mounded

Sun: Full sun, Partial sun

Exposure: partial shade

Hardiness Zone(USDA): 6

Landscape uses: Attract birds, Dryland(No watering), Group or mass planting, Hedge row, Mixed shrub border, Small garden/space, Spring interest, Winter interest, Woodland margin

Notes: Broadleaf evergreen