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and for a quiet piece of South Carolina garden history handed down from Edmund Cuthbert
easy in shade or part shade and rich
forgetting some
growing along forest edges
a compacted lawn
Viburnum tinus 'Spring Bouquet' Gulfstream Nursery and for a quiet pieceThey carry their Roman name almost unchanged. Tinus was what the Romans called the shrub two thousand years ago, the name Pliny the Elder set down in his Natural History, and when Linnaeus came to catalogue them he simply kept it. The reason gardeners have held onto Viburnum tinus just as long is that they flower in the cold. While the rest of the garden is shut down for winter, they cover themselves in tight clusters of deep carmine buds that open a
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