Viburnum obovatum "St. Paul" 26/6 Restock and worked beechnut oil with

and worked beechnut oil with bear grease into a repellent against mosquitoes

ordinary well-drained soil

as a striking foliage accent

and akigiri reads loosely as autumn paulownia

Viburnum obovatum "St. Paul" 26/6 Restock and worked beechnut oil withAn attractive somewhat pendulous form of our native Walter Viburnum. Viburnum obovatum and its selections are becoming increasingly popular landscape plants, especially in Florida. This selection by Nancy Bissett at The Natives Nursery in central Florida was introduced by Woodlanders. This native evergreen Viburnum species with small leaves, clusters of white flowers, and black fruits is native to swamps and lowgrounds but makes a good ornamental