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.

What to do with viburnums in the fall. Viburnums are a diverse genus of over 150 plant species, found growing across temperate regions in Europe, North America and Asia.

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 ...

The food and habitat that viburnum species provide support wildlife throughout the year. Pollinators are attracted to the nectar, pollen, and scent of the flower clusters. Moths and butterflies are ...

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.

This is a Viburnum for real lovers of scent in the garden. It has a looser growing habit than V.tinus, is considerably shorter, reaching 6 to 8 feet, and is deciduous.

Viburnums range widely in size, from petite 2-foot shrubs to stately 30-foot trees. ... and in autumn its dark green leaves shift to brilliant shades of orange and red.

The genus Viburnum contains more than 150 species of shrubs or small trees that are mostly native to temperate regions of Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. A few of these are native to ...