‘Iroquois’ resulted from a cross of two V.d. selections made in l953. This cultivar was selected for its large thick textured and dark green leaves; for the abundant inflorescences of creamy white flowers and for its large, dark scarlet fruits […]

‘Catskill’ has smaller, dull, dark green leaves which assume good yellow, orange and red fall coloration. The creamy white inflorescences are produced in May and the dark red fruit clusters ripen in mid-August and provide color until mid-winter. The foliage […]

‘Jermyn’s Globe’ original plant is a compact grower and is now considered a hybrid of V. davidii x V. calvum. This rounded, compact shrub has oval, toothed, dark green leaves, up to 6 inches long with distinctive parallel veins. In […]

Viburnum cassinoides generally grows to 5 to 6 feet, occasionally 10 feet. It is compact and rounded with arching branches. Foliage is dull green, turning an attractive orange, crimson and purple in autumn. New leaves have a purplish hue. Creamy […]

‘Compactum’ was introduced by Hoogendoom Nurseries, Inc., Newport, R.I. in l953 and is one of the best dwarf clones available. It grows 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 feet high and wide and has dark green leaves and flowers about the […]

‘Park Farm Hybrid’ has pink-budded flowers gradated from pink to white that grow 3 to 5 inches in diameter with a wide-spreading habit. Some literature is noted that it will grow to 4 feet high and 7 feet wide similar […]

‘Fulbrook’ has large, sweet-scented, pink-budded flowers that open white, each flower 5/8 inch wide, the cyme 3 inches across and grows to a height of 8 feet and width of 10 feet. It has leaves like V. carlesii with more […]

‘Anne Russel’ is a compact grower that produces pink-budded, fragrant 3 inches wide flowers that open several weeks before the cultivar, ‘Fulbrook’. This plant is a cross between Viburnum carlesii and Viburnum utile. It is noted not only for its […]

This is a genus of more than 150 very different plants. Some are evergreen, some are deciduous, but most have clusters of small white flowers and berries. Many need a nearby Viburnum of the opposite sex to produce berries. Most […]

Veronica spicata is a herbaceous perrenial. ‘Wendy’ has a looser habit with gray leaves and bright blue flowers, grows 18 inches tall. This species needs good drainage, moisture and full sun, good for sunny borders and rock gardens. Keep dead […]