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where to buy viburnum dentatum 'little joe'

9 years ago

Hi,

After reading many posts, I have learned that Viburnum dentatum "Little Joe" is my best option for a pollinator for Viburnum "Blue Muffin"; however, I cannot find a place to buy it online. Would anyone have any suggestions - either to buy online for delivery in NYC, or locally, in person, within a 1 hour radius from New York City, please?

Thanks,
Aparna

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whaas_5a
9 years ago
Classic Viburnum likely has it. You'll have to email for availability.

I thought I recall both Blue Muffin and Little Joe have poor fall color.

There are other smaller V. dentatum that might be worth a look that have much nicer fall color, for example Rasberry Tart. Again Classic Viburnum will have that and will be able to recommend a pollinator.
sunauna
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks whaas!
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