Redwing® American Cranberry Highbush Viburnum

Allegheny Leatherleaf Viburnum

Slender, oblong leaves are deep grayish-green along upright branches, forming a dense shrub. Clusters of creamy white flowers produce red berries, ripening to black in late summer. This Viburnum tends to be semi-evergreen in our climate.

Spice Baby™ Korean Viburnum

With its fragrant spring blooms and attractive habit, this compact Korean Spice viburnum is a great addition to gardens. Stronger growing than other compact varieties, it's a great choice for smaller landscapes, providing all of the spicy, intoxicating spring fragrance of traditional Koreanspice viburnum in a petite package

Bailey Compact American Cranberry Viburnum

Rounded, compact shrub with beautiful, green foliage which turns deep red in autumn. Superb as a hedge or as a specimen.

Burkwood Viburnum

Erect branches create an upright rounded shrub bearing small clusters of pink flower buds opening to white. Dark green leaves turn bronzy-purple with hints of red in autumn.

Highbush American Cranberry Viburnum

Handsome, rounded shrub with lustrous green leaves changing to deep reds in autumn. White flowers appear in late spring. The scarlet berries that persist into winter can be used for jellies.

Autumn Jazz® Arrowwood Viburnum

Large growing shrub with excellent red fall color. Attractive white flowers appear in May followed by blue-black fruit which makes fine preserves. Excellent for attracting birds!

Judd Viburnum

Fragrant white flowers originating from pink buds form clusters appearing in mid-spring. Leathery, grayish-green leaves on stout branches create a dense rounded shrub.

Korean Spice Viburnum

Soft pink buds in clusters open to single, white flowers, emitting a strong spicy scent during mid spring. Broad grayish green leaves are held by rigid branches forming a compact rounded shrub.

Chicago Lustre™ Arrowwood Viburnum

Upright, spreading branches create a rounded shrub with dark green leaves that turn reddish purple during autumn. Clusters of white flowers in late spring produce bluish black berries in late summer.

Mini Man™ Dwarf Manchurian Viburnum

A charming, easy-to-grow shrub, Mini Man has all of the same great features of the species in a compact form: medium green felty leaves in summer, clusters of white flowers in spring, persistent red to blue-black fruit and red fall color. Native to Russia and northern China, this is an excellent compact shrub for cold climates. Useful in mixed borders and foundation plantings. Prefers loamy soils but adapts to clay and sand. Blooms on old wood. Prune after flowers are spent.

Mohican Viburnum (Wayfaring Tree)

Creamy white flowers envelop this shrub in late spring, followed by orange fruit which turns black in late summer. Heavy, dark green foliage makes this a great hedge.

Blue Muffin® Arrowwood Viburnum

Upright, rounded shrub with clusters of white flowers in spring. Shiny, crinkly green leaves. Tiny, very blue berries form in late summer and hold well into winter. Deep burgundy fall color.

Nannyberry Viburnum

Upright arching branches form a large shrub or small tree. Shiny dark green leaves change to maroon in fall. Milky white flowers in late spring produce bluish-black fruit in late summer.

Popcorn Doublefile Viburnum (Japanese Snowball Bush)

Popcorn like flowers appear in spring followed by blackish-red berries in summer. Grows well in partial shade and tolerates moist soil conditions. Needs protection from afternoon sun in Colorado. Attractive to birds, butterflies and bees. A fairly large shrub with a rounded upright habit. Hardy to -20°F Maximum Elevation: 5,500 Feet

Sargent Viburnum

Large, upright, rounded shrub with dark green foliage which turns yellowish-red in autumn. Creamy-white flowers in flat clusters appear in mid to late spring followed by large scarlet fruit

Snowball Bush Viburnum

Broad rounded shrub with coarse branches. Produces large, clusters of white flowers in late spring, fading to pink as they age, among bright green leaves.

Sparkler® Arrowwood Viburnum

Wentworth American Cranberry Viburnum

Clusters of white flowers appear in late spring above broad, egg shaped leaves with glossy dark green color. Foliage changes to rich red during autumn. Scarlet red fruit ripens in late summer.