Densely branched and shade-tolerant, Blackhaw Viburnum is covered with showy blooms in spring and fruits in August. A great choice for barrier hedges and urban locations.

Extremely fragrant mid-April blooms are the hallmark of the Koreanspice Viburnum. Low-branched with gray-green to blue foliage.

Purplish color on glossy new foliage and creamy white blooms alone would make Witherod Viburnum an outstanding addition to any landscape. However, the most ornamental aspect of this cultivar is its fruit which changes from green to pink, then red to blue reaching dark purple in fall.

Somewhat hard to aquire, this dwarf form Fragrant Viburnum features lovely crinkled leaves with red-purple fall color.

A stalwart choice for hedges and screens, the Mohican Viburnum is a compact grower with dark green foliage. The display of bright, orange-red fruit can persist for over a month in mid-summer.

Loaded with glossy red berries in late summer, the Compact European Cranberry Viburnum also features white lace-cap-type blooms early in the season.

Heralding summer with round clusters of clean white flowers, the Popcorn Viburnum brings brilliant scarlet hues to its deep green leaves.

A highlight of the Wantanabe Viburnum is its dense habit and late-season flowers. It branches in a generally horizontal manner and can be pruned back in early spring.