Last fall I planted two Viburnum foeticlum var Rectangulatum on either side of my Don Juan Rose that is planted on a South Facing red brick wall, with red shutters flanking the windows on either side of the rose. I liked them because they get 10 feet high x 3-5 feet wide, they have white flowers and they are semi-evergreen with red berries in the winter. I don't think they are living.
In front of where I want to plant them and to the left and right side of them are boxwood type evergreens in green and I also have the yellow variety. I moved here last year and don't know what they are actually called.
So I need something that doesn't get much bigger than the before mentioned height and width and something that would look good with Don Juan and the hedges. This is on the front of my house so I would like something that will look good all year. I also like anything that the birds and butterflies like. Any suggestions, please. Thank you in advance, Cindy
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