Viburnum luzonicum Deer-Resistant This selection came out of

This selection came out of the Florida Citrus Arboretum

with foliage that lasts for years before aging out

the camellia was exhibited in Nagasaki in 1973 and carried to America by Nuccio's Nursery in 1975

a parentage that lends the hot orange and yellow coloring and the large flower size

A word on the names

Viburnum luzonicum Deer-Resistant This selection came out ofLuzon viburnum is one of the quiet unknowns of Southern gardening, a handsome large shrub grown around Houston for years and almost nowhere else in the United States. Woodlanders collected this plant in the Houston area, where the species had already proven durable and undemanding in Gulf Coast heat. Viburnum luzonicum comes from open forest, scrub, and roadside thickets across southern China, Taiwan, Vietnam, and the Philippines, and the epithet