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All That Glitters® and All That Glows® viburnum were selected for their glossy foliage, showy flower clusters, blue fruit, and perhaps most importantly, their ability to pollinate one another. Shorter and denser than typical V. dentatum , these plants are perfectly scaled for residential landscapes.

All That Glows® and All That Glitters® viburnum were selected for their glossy foliage, showy flower clusters, blue fruit, and perhaps most importantly, their ability to pollinate one another. Shorter and denser than typical V. dentatum , these plants are perfectly scaled for residential landscapes.

Handsome semi-evergreen foliage and a dense, compact habit make Emerald Envy® viburnum a standout among its peers. A remarkably tough landscape shrub with loads of creamy white flowers in spring.

Spice Girl® viburnum offers everything you want in a Koreanspice and more: strong growth, fragrance, and colorful flowers. The spring flowers start out a deep reddish-pink and mature to blush white. A much stronger grower than conventional V. carlesii .

An easy-to-grow shrub, Burkwood viburnum offers multi-season appeal in the landscape with its semi-evergreen foliage. The very fragrant early spring blooms are pink in bud and open white, giving off a spicy scent. The blooms last longer than other fragrant viburnum, and if planted near a compatible pollinator, the white…

One of the smallest viburnum on the market, Lil' Ditty ® witherod viburnum is a puffball of creamy-white, fragrant flowers in late spring. Glossy foliage takes on good fall color and dwarf habit makes it eminently versatile for both residential and commercial landscapes.

An outstanding pink flowering selection with consistent, persistent color. It is also an excellent rebloomer, providing an exceptional fall floral display.

…the plant kingdom! Brandywine™ viburnum delivers loads of breathtaking berries that transform from green to shades of vivid pink and blue. Brandywine™ viburnum has good berry production even without another pollinator nearby; it is useful for ensuring fruit production on 'Winterthur,' however. Showy glossy leaves change to incredible dark maroon-red…

Whoa! Koreanspice viburnum ( Viburnum carlesii ) is already known for fabulous flowers, but Spice Cowboy viburnum outdoes them all, with giant snowball flowers of a truly remarkable size and the delicious spicy-sweet fragrance that makes it such a perennial favorite. Fabulous orange-red fall color substantially expands season of interest.…

Red Balloon® viburnum is super showy and super easy to grow. This compact, well-branched hybrid has loads of bright red fruit, tightly packed into show clusters in late summer and fall. White flowers appear in April and May. This cross between V. lantana and V. rhytidophyllum has a rounded upright…

…in the new growth give ‘Mary Milton’ Japanese snowball viburnum unique beauty. It blooms in spring, usually May, and does not produce fruit. Foliage may turn purplish red in fall. This is an improvement over other pink flowered varieties, which are more likely to revert to white.

Shiny Dancer® viburnum is an extraordinary compact selection with waxy leaves that take on an attractive red flush. The dark green, heavily-textured foliage turn deep burgundy in fall. Abundant creamy white flowers adorn this shrub in spring. This easy-to-grow, adaptable landscape plant will produce fruit when planted near V. ‘Huron’…

…look at it, Yardline viburnum is a touchdown for homeowners and growers alike! As handsome as it is versatile, with glossy, evergreen foliage and a very useful narrow habit, the applications are endless: a striking specimen, a space-saving privacy hedge, stately containers, or in groupings throughout residential and commercial landscapes.…

Fragrant viburnums are a favorite, but rarely are they fast and easy to grow - until now. From Tom Ranney and his team at NCSU, Sweet Talker viburnum offers deep pink tubular flowers that greet you in the early spring with a sweet, spicy, honey scent. The attractive, semi-evergreen foliage…

Beautifully reliable. The new growth on versatile Oh Canada™ cranberrybush viburnum emerges a vivid red and resembles a little maple leaf. Foliage ages to an appealing pineapple-gold, which is burn-resistant and persists through the season. White lacecap flowers in mid-late spring. Very hardy, with a landscape-friendly 6-8’(1.8-2.4 m) height.