White dogwood 'compactum'

Viburnum opulu 'Compactum'

Viburnum opulus 'Compactum' is a shrub-like deciduous plant that grows into a small, round shape. It grows to a height of approximately 1 to 2 meters, blooming with white flowers in the spring and bearing red berries in the autumn. The leaves are alternate and have flared margins, and are characterized by turning red in the autumn.

Growth Characteristics:
- It prefers sunny locations but can also grow in partial shade.
- It likes well-drained soil and adapts well to various soil types.
- It is relatively cold-hardy and thrives in diverse climate zones.

Propagation Methods:
- Propagation is primarily used via cuttings and seeds.
- Cuttings are taken by cutting newly grown branches in the summer, while seeds are collected in the autumn, subjected to cold treatment at room temperature, and sown in the spring.

Cultivation Methods:
- Before planting, thoroughly till the soil and mix in organic matter. - Plant in a well-drained location and provide ample water during the initial stages to help the roots establish.
- During the growing season, provide nutrients by fertilizing regularly.

Uses in the Garden:
- The Hibiscus compactum is widely used as a garden shrub due to its beautiful form.
- It is excellent for use as a boundary marker or as a center border for flower beds.

Major Pests and Control Methods:
- Common diseases include leaf blight and powdery mildew, which can be prevented through periodic pruning and ventilation.
- Major pests include aphids; if they appear, use soapy water or an appropriate insecticide.
- Regularly washing the leaves with water to prevent dust accumulation also helps prevent pests and diseases.

Plant Type
Plant Family	Annual wage excess
Height	1.2~1.8m
Spread	120~180cm
Colors	white
Bloom Period	May to August
Water Needs	commonly
Exposure	Sunny
Freezing Resistance	-30°C

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Viburnum opulus var. sargentii