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Season by season, the graceful shrub viburnum is a triple threat in the garden, offering fruit, foliage, and flowers.
One of the first and last to bloom—even into winter—Viburnum has flowers with either lace-cap or snowball shapes. The woody shrub is deciduous, semi-evergreen or evergreen, and sizes of Viburnum’s cultivars range from 3 to 20 feet tall, most with a spreading habit. Many species are fragrant and just about all are no-fuss and versatile.