Viburnum x bodnantense

Sunset

Zones 4-9, 14-24, 31-35

Full, Partial

Moderate

Caprifoliaceae
Deciduous, Shrubs

VIBURNUM

Large, diverse group of plants with generally oval, often handsome leaves and clusters of typically white, sometimes fragrant flowers. Blossoms are usually followed by single-seeded, often brilliantly colored fruit much appreciated by birds. Many viburnums are grown for their flower display, a few for their showy fruit. Many evergreen types are valuable as foliage plants.

Viburnum x bodnantense

To 10 ft. (or more) tall, 6 ft. wide. Dark green, 1/2 –4-in.-long leaves are deeply veined, turn dark scarlet in fall. Blooms from fall to spring, bearing loose clusters of very fragrant deep pink flowers that age to paler pink. Red fruit is not showy.