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Sandanqua Viburnum

Viburnum suspensum

Description:

Medium evergreen shrub (2-4 m) growing well in moist Subtropical climates. Flowers bloom in early Spring and produce a fragrant, although sometimes mildly unpleasant or overpowering scent. Frequently used as a hedge plant in gardens.

Habitat:

Native to Okinawa and other members of the Ryukyu Islands off the coast of Japan. Does well in light shade with ample moisture.

Notes:

Very happy honeybee is taking a sip of nectar. Bees love these flowers, and tumble around clumsily with their abundance.

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Florida, USA

Spotted on Feb 27, 2008
Submitted on Feb 21, 2012

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