VIBURNUM ANVI dwarf fruit tree Container and garden plants can

Container and garden plants can be pruned if desired in the warmer months by removing a third to half of the foliage

Ideal compost for adding rich organic matter to your garden beds or pots

as storage for food or perishables

Most standard low cost granular fertilisers may be chloride based and result in accumulation of salt in containers on continuous use in the long run

It is a soft textured lawn blend and can be sown 12 months of the year

VIBURNUM ANVI dwarf fruit tree Container and garden plants canA versatile and evergreen shrub which can be used as a specimen, hedges or screening plants throughout the garden. They have been grown extensively with great success in Australian gardens for decades. Viburnum 'Anvi' is direct from a respected Dutch breeding of Viburnums, producing extra large flowers (12cm across), which completely cover the bush in winter through to late spring. The flowers are followed by deep, purplish blue berries and both are