V. carlesii - Koreanspice viburnum.One of the most fragrant viburnums. Grows to 6 feet tall. Red buds open in late March to pink-changing-to-white snowball flowers.

Finding shade-loving companion plants that can thrive without much sunlight can be difficult, but this pretty flowering ...

Linden viburnum (Viburnum dilatatum) 'Cardinal Candy' is covered with large, bright-red berries that replace creamy-white, flat-headed spring flowers. In fall, the leaves turn to russet red ...

Viburnums are known for stunning fall fruit displays in bright red or blue. On some, the colors of the fruits kaleidoscope into each other, from soft tan to deep pink to midnight blue. Mohican ...

Red berries follow flowers and last into the winter, eventually turning black. There are other good viburnums to try, but these are two of my favorites. ex.co script has been added to the page ...

Five viburnums, all native to NJ and well-suited to our plant hardiness zones. ... The conspicuous, drooping, red berries that mature in fall can be used for jams and jellies.

It grows more compactly than sweet viburnum, with narrower leaves that flush out in the spring in bronze-red. It grows only to eight to 10 feet, with a spread of five to six feet.

Next is viburnum x pragense, Prague viburnum, which is an evergreen that grows quickly up to 12 feet. As an evergreen this variety can add winter interest as well.

Viburnums offer year-round beauty. Marian St.Clair, Gardens. A quick trip to the North Carolina Arboretum this week revealed a host of eye-catching plants, ...

But there was one sturdy little guy that we thought was a red maple seedling. We were all wrong, of course, and the teacher took pity and told us it was a maple-leaved viburnum (Viburnum acerifolium).

We have a vast palette of plants to choose from for our Northwest gardens, and in many cases they come from the same genus. The genus Pinus, for instance, includes Eastern white, Japanese white ...