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'Viburnum × globosum' from the website Trees and Shrubs Online (treesandshrubsonline.
The cross of Viburnum atrocyaneum with V. davidii, arising originally from adjacent parents growing at Hillier’s West Hill Nursery in Winchester, UK, in 1964 (Edwards & Marshall 2019). Described by Allen Coombes in The Plantsman, Vol. 2(1), pp. 63–4V. The habit is intermediate between its parents, but only the type-clone – the densely rounded ‘Jermyn’s Globe’ – has achieved any sort of circulation.
Selected as the best from the original batch of seedlings raised by Hillier Nurseries in 1964, forming a rounded, compact dome (Edwards & Marshall 2019). Although the original plant is not as globular in habit now as when it was first named, it is of low, compact and roundish habit. The foliage is not unlike that of V. tinus. A plant in the Hillier Arboretum is 5 ft high (1986).