Viburnum Water Requirements at Taj Craig blog

Viburnum Water Requirements. When newly planted, give the entire root ball area a deep soaking. Make a small mound or basin around the plant to help direct water to the roots. Viburnum needs more water in its first year after planting. Viburnum does not require frequent watering, about one inch of water per week, whether watering or rain. Fill the hole with water and let it drain. To test soil drainage, dig a hole 12 wide by 12 deep in the planting area. Water the plant thoroughly immediately after planting to help the soil settle. Keep the soil consistently moist (but. When it comes to viburnum care, water shrubs during dry periods. Viburnum does not require a lot of watering except for when it is newly planted or during drought conditions. Viburnums thrive in full sun to partial or mostly shade, depending on the variety. Once established, it needs less water, but it depends on the variety. Then, after it drains, fill it with water again, but this time clock how long it takes. It will also help to add mulch to retain moisture.

Viburnum needs more water in its first year after planting. Keep the soil consistently moist (but. When newly planted, give the entire root ball area a deep soaking. Make a small mound or basin around the plant to help direct water to the roots. Once established, it needs less water, but it depends on the variety. Viburnum does not require frequent watering, about one inch of water per week, whether watering or rain. It will also help to add mulch to retain moisture. Fill the hole with water and let it drain. Viburnums thrive in full sun to partial or mostly shade, depending on the variety. Then, after it drains, fill it with water again, but this time clock how long it takes.

Bodnant Viburnum (Viburnum 'Bodnantense') in the Viburnums Database

Viburnum Water Requirements Keep the soil consistently moist (but. Once established, it needs less water, but it depends on the variety. Viburnum does not require a lot of watering except for when it is newly planted or during drought conditions. Viburnums thrive in full sun to partial or mostly shade, depending on the variety. Keep the soil consistently moist (but. Viburnum needs more water in its first year after planting. Water the plant thoroughly immediately after planting to help the soil settle. Viburnum does not require frequent watering, about one inch of water per week, whether watering or rain. Make a small mound or basin around the plant to help direct water to the roots. To test soil drainage, dig a hole 12 wide by 12 deep in the planting area. Then, after it drains, fill it with water again, but this time clock how long it takes. When it comes to viburnum care, water shrubs during dry periods. Fill the hole with water and let it drain. It will also help to add mulch to retain moisture. When newly planted, give the entire root ball area a deep soaking.