Viburnum acerifolium

Common Name: Mapleleaf Viburnum

A low sprawling shrub 4-6' tall and 3-4' wide.  Grows well in dry, acid, woodland conditions.  Leaves are 3 lobed, however, juvenile foliage may not always have side lobes.  Flowers are pale purple in the bud, opoening to yellowi…

Viburnum ashei

See V. dentatum var. scabrellum.  Believed by Michael Dirr to be one in the same. 

Viburnum atrocyaneum

A small shrub growing 3-4' but with the potential to grow larger depending on site location and the zone in which it is grown.  Form is multistemmed and vase shaped with a rounded crown.  Leaves are 2-3" long and 1¼ t…

Viburnum awabuki

Much confusion exists in the trade as to the taxonomic designation for V. awabuki.  Most often, it is listed as a selection of V. odoratissimum, however mature plants have no growth characteristics similar to V. odoratissimum, nor do th…

Viburnum awabuki 'Chindo'

For identification purposes, 'Chindo' is similar in all respects to the species with the exception of reportedly being more fruitful although still not considered prolific. It is still advised that it still be planted with another seedling or…