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Compact plants are covered with, baseball size, snowball-like flowers that open with a tinge of green and quickly mature to pure white. Plants are tight in habit with dark green foliage that turns beautiful shades of cabernet in the fall.
Open, decidious shrub with an upright spreading habit. Covered with stunning, creamy white, flat top flowers at the end of branches in mid-spring. Very showy, abundant fruits from summer to fall. Smooth gray bark.
Dense, rounded form. Produces excellent fall color. Attractive green foliage resembles those of Maple leaves. Red berries persist into the winter.
Full rounded shrub with dark blue green leaves. Pink buds open to fragrant white flowers. Reddish to wine fall color. Slow growth habit.
Compact growth habit and erect branching. Orange red fruit, which turns to black, provides a nice display in summer and fall. Dark green foliage turns reddish purple in fall. Creamy white, flat topped flowers entirely envelop the plant in late April/early May. Tolerates dry soil.
Tends to be tighter than the species with a dense form. Burgundy fruits in fall through spring. Withstands wet conditions.
Compact, dense and arching branches. Masses of white flowers in spring, followed by blue berries in late summer (Berries are NOT edible). Yellow, red and purple fall color. Makes a great low hedge or foundation plant.
Rounded habit with glossy deep green foliage. Foliage stays green later in the fall than other viburnums before turning a brilliant orange red. Use for the shrub border, mass planting, or hedging.
Earliest to flower of the Viburnum dentatum varieties. Rich dark green foliage turns glossy red in mid-fall. Stiffly branched, upright oval shaped. Tolerates moisture. Ideal as a shrub border or as a mass planting.
A compact, very slow growing rounded shrub with highly fragrant white flowers. Easily grown in full sun to part shade. Prune immediately after flowering. Dark green leaves turn red to burgundy in the fall.
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