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Viburnum
Viburnum bodnantese Dawn£6.50Stock 45Viburnum bodnantese Dawn is a very decorative deciduous shrub blooming from late autumn until early spring with highly fragrant pink flowers,... Learn More
Viburnum plicatum Mariesii shrub£6.50Stock 67This compact deciduous specimen produces masses of single, lacy, white flowers on layers of horizontal branches in early summer. The foliage is... Learn More
Viburnum davidii£5.95Stock 100+Viburnum davidii is a very decorative evergreen snowball shrub blooming late spring, with white flowers and purple berries as the season... Learn More
Viburnum opulus Compactum£6.50Stock 73Viburnum opulus Compactum is a very decorative deciduous shrub, blooming mid-spring with huge flat-topped flowers, which turn gradually to... Learn More
Viburnum Tinus£5.50Stock 71A very decorative evergreen shrub blooming during winter into spring, the pink flower buds turn gradually to brilliant white as the season... Learn More- Viburnum plicatum Watanabe 9 cm pot£5.50Stock 69Viburnum plicatum Watanabe is a flowering snowball that grows in tiers. Viburnum plicatum has red berries that appear after flowering.... Learn More
Viburnum plicatum St Keverne£7.50Stock 81Viburnum plicatum St Keverne is a deciduous shrub. The abundant flowering of relatively large,white, lacecap flowers takes place in the period... Learn More
Viburnum bodnantese Charles Lamont£6.50Stock 96A very decorative deciduous shrub blooming in winter, with dark pink flowers, which turn gradually white as the season progresses. It is a medium... Learn More
Viburnum farreriSpecial Price £4.55 Regular Price £6.50Stock 100+Viburnum farreri is an upright shrub with long, glossy green leaves. They bloom with panicle-shaped pink flower buds that open white. Sometimes... Learn More
Viburnum Opulus Sterile Snowball Shrub£5.75Out of stockOut of stockA very decorative deciduous shrub blooming mid-spring, with huge green flowers which turn gradually to brilliant white as the season progresses. It is Learn More
Viburnum tinus 15 cm pot£9.95Out of stockOut of stockA very decorative evergreen shrub blooming during winter into spring, the pink flower buds turn gradually to brilliant white as the season... Learn More
Viburnum bodnantese Charles Lamont 19 cm£14.95Out of stockOut of stockA very decorative deciduous shrub blooming in winter, with dark pink flowers, which turn gradually white as the season progresses. It is a medium... Learn More
Viburnum Davidii 15 cm pot£13.95Out of stockOut of stockViburnum davidii is a very decorative evergreen snowball shrub blooming late spring, with white flowers and purple berries as the season progresses.... Learn More- Viburnum opulus Sterile 17 cm pot£16.95Out of stockOut of stockA very decorative deciduous shrub blooming mid-spring, with huge green flowers which turn gradually to brilliant white as the season progresses. It... Learn More
Viburnum plicatum Kilimandjaro 9 cm pot£9.95Out of stockOut of stockViburnum Kilimandjaro blooms in May with large white flowers, in late summer Viburnum kilimandjaro blooms again, with bright white flowers. Between... Learn More
Standard Viburnum Opulus 19 cm pot£22.95Out of stockOut of stockViburnum opulus Roseum flowers with huge snowball-like clusters of white or green-tinted white flowers - hence its common name, the snowball tree.... Learn More
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Viburnum comes in many different shapes and sizes
some Viburnums are small trees others are shrubs; some Viburnum varieties are evergreen while others are deciduous.
Most Viburnum shrubs are fragrant to very fragrant, some of them are winter flowering and others flower early to mid spring. The most popular of all Viburnum is Viburnum opulus also known as the 'Snowball shrub' its large snowball-like blooms have a wonderful sweet fragrance in spring; it has attractive foliage in autumn and berries in winter.
Viburnum shrubs are part of the Musk plant family (Adoxaceae).
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