Viburnum plicatum tomentosum takes well to pruning, so you could make
it fit your space. It sounds too large to dig up. Maybe if it were
root pruned now and dug up next spring. But you like it so much, why
not prune it?
--- In COMMUNIT-E@yahoogroups.com, "lmohre" <LMohre.fbg@...> wrote:
>
> Help save another tree/shrub:
> I have a beautiful doublefile viburnum (v. plicatum tomentosum)that
> must be removed because it has outgrown its space. I don't have
> another place for it in my yard, but would hate to see it discarded,
> so I'm offering it to anyone who would like to remove it (carefully,
> so it doesn't damage the surrounding plantings).
>
> It is about 7' high and 7' wide, and has gorgeous white blooms in
> May followed by clusters of dark berries. You can see it in my front
> yard at 4706 Windom Place, just at the edge of the retaining wall.
>
> If interested, please call 202-237-7830. I understand this shrub
> transplants easily, and this is the ideal time to transplant!
>
> Liz Mohre
>