One of our Allegheny Viburnums is blooming for the second time this season. It had set buds that I thought were for next year, and now suddenly, they're opened up. So the shrub has beautiful red berries from last spring's blooms, and new blooms. What will happen to these blooms whwn they don't have time to produce berries, and would it be a good idea to trim them off? Why would they be blooming again so late in the season? (I know...the weather!)
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Submitted by Gugsi on August 7, 2009 - 7:12pm.
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Viburnum rebloom
No need to do anything special, just enjoy the simultaneouos blooms and berries. You are right, the plant is just reacting to the weather.
Carole
Johnson County Extension Master Gardener
Ahh, okay
So with the cooler than normal temps, those buds for next year thought it was springtime and opened up, right? My husband was out watering the viburnum this morning and reported hummingbirds having a blast at those blooms! Thanks Carole.