Viburnum

Viburnum is an extensive genus of about 150 to 175 species of flowering shrubs or small trees in the family Adoxaceae. They are widely appreciated in landscaping for their showy clusters of white or pink flowers, attractive foliage, and often vibrant autumn colors followed by clusters of berries that attract wildlife. Most species are remarkably hardy, adaptable to various soil types, and relatively easy to cultivate in temperate garden settings. They serve wonderfully as hedges, specimen plants, or mixed shrub borders, offering seasonal interest throughout the entire year from spring blooms to winter structure.