[Cultivated viburnums]
2007
Ripa, A.,Nacionalais Botaniskais darzs, Riga (Latvia). Partikas augu nodala
Viburnums are summer-green, sometimes evergreen bushes. A common viburnum (Viburnum opulus) is growing - till 4 m high and wide bush in wildlife in Latvia. It is a moisture demanding plant, growing well in vet and organic matter–rich soils. The first three varieties - 'Ventvort', 'Has', 'Endrew' - were divided by American gardener H. Morgan from three lobes viburnum (Viburnum trilobum). There are nine viburnum varieties developed in Russia and Ukraine, and nine hybrids obtained in Belarus in the collections of viburnum varieties at the Department of Food Plants of the National Botanical Garden in Latvia. The author introduces with the varieties ('Zarnica', 'Zolobovskaja', 'Ulgen', 'Suksinskaja', 'Krasnaja Grozdij', 'Souzga', 'Otbornaja iz Leningrada', 'Kijevskaja Sadovaja') and hybrids (2-47-K, 2-45-K, 2-30-K, 20-30-K, 31-4-K, form No 15) of viburnum and its fruit chemical composition and use, soil characteristics, planting and production.
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