Viburnums are one of those shrubs I find myself recommending over and over again, not least because they are adaptable and ...

Viburnum opulus's properties have long been utilized in natural medicine. The juice prepared from it strengthens the body ...

plicatum and V. opulus. Viburnums are great landscape shrubs - versatile and showy yet dependable - making them worth a closer look. Viburnum tinus, an evergreen species hailing from the ...

Cramp bark (Viburnum opulus) — also known as guelder rose, highbush cranberry, and snowball tree — is a tall, flowering shrub with red berries and clusters of white flowers. Native to Europe ...

It’s a viburnum. More specifically, this particular variety is Viburnum opulus, commonly known as the snowball bush. This impressive, multi-stemmed shrub produces large clusters of white flowers ...

Look for these varieties: Viburnum opulus (also called Guelder rose): A handsome, open, 10-foot shrub with maple-like lobed leaves. In spring, the dark-green leaves emerge, followed by flat ...

What is the difference between a Chinese and Japanese snowball viburnum? I find Viburnum opulus 'Sterile', and V. opulus 'Roseum' and others. The arboretum calls their shrub Chinese snowball.

With four seasons of interest, Viburnum opulus var. Americanum (formerly known as Viburnum trilobum) produces lacy white flowers in the spring and early summer that give way to red berries that ...

Most parts of Michigan have received rain since, but not on the scale of earlier. Viburnum opulus is the botanical name for the European cranberry bush, more commonly known as the snowball bush.

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opulus. I've also found seedlings of Wright's viburnum (V. wrightii) and doublefile viburnum(V. plicatum) and recommend vigilance if there are natural areas nearby. Choose a native if there's a ...

They make up a huge group of plants that have native species from across the world, Viburnum opulus [guelder rose] being our own. This is probably the reason Viburnums provide us such a wide range ...