Viburnum x globosum 'Jermyn's Globe' Gulfstream Nursery an early feast for returning

an early feast for returning hummingbirds

a reminder that this generous shrub is for looking and pollinating rather than eating

and the late lavender scapes give bees one more visit before frost

and creamy

glossy green leaves that remain on the plant well into winter in milder climates

Viburnum x globosum 'Jermyn's Globe' Gulfstream Nursery an early feast for returningA neat, dome shaped evergreen bred for foliage and form. Viburnum x globosum is a garden hybrid between Viburnum calvum and the well known Viburnum davidii, and 'Jermyn's Globe' was selected as the best seedling from a batch raised at the celebrated Hillier Nurseries in England around 1964, chosen for the way the plant rounds into a dense, self shaping globe. The cultivar name honors Hillier's Jermyns arboretum in Hampshire. The leaves are the making