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Viburnum 'Erie' Failed to Bloom: Winter Bud Kill

'Erie' viburnum blooms on old wood. If it didn't flower in May, the buds were likely killed by winter cold. Do not prune now—wait until after spring bloom (if any) next year to shape it.

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