Viburnum opulus Fruit are less clustered than S

are less clustered than S

broadly-oval habit with a strong central leader

this cultivar produces no fruit

luxurious texture through all seasons but is especially appreciated in the bleak mid-winter

Needs to be treated as an ericaceous plant for best performance

Viburnum opulus Fruit are less clustered than SA vigorous shrub of spreading habit with 3 5 lobed, maple like leaves which colour in autumn. Golf ball size clusters of white, lacecap like flowers borne in profusion in June or July followed by red, berry like fruits in autumn which often persist long into winter and attracts wildlife. Plant in partial or full shade in well drained, moist soil. H6