Temptation

Viburnum 'Temptation' is an early-ripening variety recognized in the State Register and widely popular among gardeners due to its beauty and resilience to unfavorable conditions. The bush has a medium height and growth rate with bent, greenish-brown shoots and large, dark green leaves, creating harmonious decorative landscaping for the garden. The plant fits well as a standalone landscape element or as part of more complex compositions.

The fruits of 'Temptation' are round, red, and weigh about 0.9 g. They have a juicy taste with a slight bitter aftertaste and a pleasant aroma. The pulp inside is dense, containing 13.7% sugar and 1.3% acid, as well as 43 mg of vitamin C per 100 g of product. Thanks to these characteristics, the fruits are suitable for fresh consumption as well as for making compotes, jams, and other dishes.

The variety is characterized by high resistance to low temperatures, was not affected by diseases and pests during testing, and has an average yield of 16.4 centners per hectare. These qualities make 'Temptation' an ideal choice for both a home garden and commercial cultivation, providing a reliable income and aesthetic pleasure from the beautiful viburnum.