Cheers. I popped into a very small nursery this afternoon and spent so long chatting with the owner I felt I ought to buy something. Couldn't resist a nice specimen of this plant!
Hmm! Viburnum x juddii will grow in shade. But are happiest in deep rich loamy soil in sun or semi-shade/light shade. If in deep shade it may not ripen the wood to give good flowering. I would re consider.
have judii which flowers profusely. It has no overhead shade but is in a roughly east facing spot with an 8 ft hedge at its back and an 8 ft hedge to the north of it and a stand of leylandii to the south of it about 10ft away. So not the sunniest of spots.
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Viburnum x juddii will grow in shade.
But are happiest in deep rich loamy soil in sun or semi-shade/light shade.
If in deep shade it may not ripen the wood to give good flowering.
I would re consider.