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mainegard3

viburnum questions

mainegard3
11 years ago

1. I live in southern maine. Why is my doublefile without any trace of buds or flowers? Last year it flowered great. We did go from 80 back down to freezing in March.

2. I bought a blackhaw the other day. I see no buds or spent flowers. When does this bloom typically and how can I tell if it did?

Thanks!

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