‘Shasta’ produces pure white flowers about 1 1/4 to 2 inches wide that turn bright red. Horizontally branched shrub. The leaves are broadly ovate, toothed and dark green, with soft, hairy undersides. The most striking aspect of this shrub is […]

‘Rotundifolium’ has round leaves which are 1 to 2 inches long and l to 1 1/2 inches wide and is more refined than V. plicatum. It is a horizontally branched shrub. The leaves are broadly ovate, toothed and dark green, […]

‘Roseace’ was selected and introduced in 1953 by Carl Kern of Wyoming Nursery, Cincinnati, Ohio for its medium-pink flower and bronze tinged foliage. It is believed that the pink color results from aging and soil conditions. Horizontally branched shrub. The […]

‘Newport’ also known as ‘Nanum Newport’, little is known about this cultivar, but has been seen in the midwest. The habit is extremely dense, mounded with smaller dark green leaves that turn burgundy in fall. This shrub has white flowers […]

‘Mariesii’ is the best fruiting form and also that fruit is sparsely set. This cultivar is available in commerce, introduces in the late 1870’s. The leaves may turn reddish purple in fall, perhaps lighter green in summer. Horizontally branched shrub. […]

‘Grandiflorum’ is a fine form to seek out, it has slightly larger and more abundant flower heads than V. plicatum. Horizontally branched shrub. The leaves are broadly ovate, toothed and dark green, with soft, hairy undersides. The most striking aspect […]

‘Chyverton’ is a relatively low growing, wide spreading cultivar with abundant flowers. The principal form in cultivation is upright, large and coarse. Horizontally branched shrub. The leaves are broadly ovate, toothed and dark green, with soft, hairy undersides. The most […]

‘Xanthocarpum’ is quite attractive with its yellowish gold fruits; a nice compliment to the red-fruited type. This cultivar is worth considering, will grow 8 to 10 feet high. The foliage is glossy dark green, sometimes turns yellow-red to purple in […]

‘Notcutt’ is a more vigorous shrub than the species with larger flowers, fruits in an excellent maroon-red fall color. Viburnum opulus is spreading shrub with arching branches, growing 8 to 15 feet high. The foliage is glossy dark green, sometimes […]

Viburnum opulus is spreading shrub with arching branches, growing 8 to 15 feet high. The foliage is glossy dark green, sometimes turns yellow-red to purple in fall, though not consistently. The white flowers bloom in late spring, on flat topped […]