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Viburnum SuspensumSandankwa Viburnum Botanical Name: viburnum suspensum Family: Adoxaceae Origin: East Asia (JapanRyukyu Okinawaand Taiwan) Plant Type: Evergreen shrub Overview A superb, glossy leaf screening shrub for Adelaide and coastal South Australia, Sandankwa Viburnum forms a dense, tidy hedge that clips beautifully. Pink tinged buds open to white flower clusters with a soft, sweet fragrance in late winterspring (and again lightly in summer), followed by red

tidy hedge that clips beautifully

Little Bliss Indian Hawthorn

Flowers: Showy orange to tangerine-red blooms mainly summer–autumn

Ginkgo biloba has distinctive fan-shaped leaves that turn brilliant butter-yellow in late autumn before falling cleanly

Maintenance: Tip-prune after flowering to keep dense (avoid cuts into old wood)

low maintenance and impressive flowers on mature clumps

sun and powdery-mildew resistance

wind and coastal conditions without fuss

Pet Friendly: No — toxic to pets (eucalyptol in foliage/oils

thrives in raised beds and large pots

Mass plant for cohesive ground-level structure and months of pink colour

Long flowering in SA—spring to autumn with strongest colour in the milder months