Viburnum comprises both deciduous and evergreen shrubs characterized by their opposite, simple or palmately lobed foliage. These plants produce clusters of small flowers, which may be white or pink and often emit a pleasant fragrance. After flowering, they yield berries in shades of red, blue, or black.

Viburnum dilatatum f. xanthocarpum

Viburnum edule

Viburnum emeraldii

Viburnum erosum is a deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 2.5 meters. It features ovate leaves with coarse margins and is covered with fine hairs on the undersides, while the upper surfaces may have sparse hairiness. The leaves are attached to very short petioles and exhibit copper and bronze hues as autumn approaches. In late spring, this plant produces small clusters of white flowers, which are followed in the fall by vibrant red berries.

Viburnum erosum

Viburnum erosum 'Emerald Shard' is a deciduous shrub that reaches a height of up to 2.5 meters. It features a slender growth form and narrow, ovate leaves with double serrations, which shift to shades of red and purple during the fall. In late spring, this plant produces small clusters of white flowers that are flat in shape. As autumn approaches, it bears bright red berries.

Viburnum erosum 'Emerald Shard'

Viburnum erubescens is a deciduous or semi-evergreen shrub that can reach heights of up to 3 meters. It features elliptic, serrated leaves that are borne on purplish stems. In spring, as the foliage emerges, the plant produces clusters of small, fragrant white flowers that have a pink tint; these flowers are tubular at the base and flare out at the tips. Following the bloom, small oval berries develop, initially red, and they transition to black as they ripen.

Viburnum erubescens

Viburnum erubescens 'Foster'

Viburnum erubescens 'Lloyd Kenyon'

Viburnum erubescens 'Milke Danda' is a deciduous or semi-evergreen shrub that can reach heights of up to 3 meters. Its leaves are elliptic and serrated, displayed on purplish stems. Young leaves show a bronze tint, transitioning to red and purple hues in the fall. In spring, the plant produces fragrant, small, tubular white flowers with pink tips, which hang in clusters alongside the emerging foliage. These flowers give way to small oval berries that mature from red to black.

Viburnum erubescens 'Milke Danda'

Viburnum erubescens 'Ward van Teylingen'

This upright, deciduous shrub can reach heights of up to 3 meters. It features elliptic leaves with serrated edges and produces elongated, open clusters of fragrant, pink-tinged white blossoms in the summer. After flowering, the plant bears red fruits that mature to black.

Viburnum erubescens var. gracilipes

Viburnum fansipanense is a semi-evergreen shrub that can reach heights of up to 2.5 meters. It features grey-brown bark and has dark green leaves that are either elliptic or lance-shaped, with sparse teeth near the tips and occasionally displaying round dark glands at the base. In mid to late summer, this plant produces clusters of small, cylindrical white flowers, which are succeeded by small, oval bright red berries.

Viburnum fansipanense

Viburnum farreri is a sizable, erect deciduous shrub that gradually takes on a more rounded form as it matures. The leaves are oval and prominently veined, displaying a copper hue in their early stages. From late autumn, clusters of white flowers, measuring 5 cm across, emerge from pink buds and emit a pleasant fragrance.

Viburnum farreri

Viburnum farreri 'Bowles's Variety'

Viburnum farreri 'Candidissimum' is a deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 3 meters. In its youth, it grows in a narrow, upright form but gradually expands as it matures. The leaves are oval, light green, and feature prominent veins, measuring up to 10 centimeters in length. From late autumn through winter and occasionally into spring, it produces clusters of small, fragrant white flowers that can be as large as 6 centimeters in diameter.

Viburnum farreri 'Candidissimum'

Viburnum farreri 'December Dwarf' is a small, dense deciduous shrub featuring oval, serrated dark green foliage. This plant is notable for its highly fragrant pink blossoms that emerge in winter and continue to bloom into spring.

Viburnum farreri 'December Dwarf'

Viburnum farreri 'Farrer's Pink' is a deciduous shrub that typically reaches a height of about 3 meters. It features red-brown bark and develops a rounded shape as it matures. The foliage consists of dark green leaves that are bronze-tinged when young, displaying noticeable veins and coarse serrations along the edges. In late autumn and winter, clusters of pink buds unfurl into small, fragrant flowers that are pink and white. Occasionally, these blooms may give way to red berries.

Viburnum farreri 'Farrer's Pink'

Viburnum farreri 'Fioretta'

Viburnum farreri 'Joni'

Viburnum farreri 'Nanum' is a small, deciduous shrub that typically reaches about 1 meter in height. It features a dense, mounding growth form with ovate leaves that are toothed along the edges; these leaves exhibit a bronze tint when young and transition to a reddish-purple hue in the autumn months. In late autumn and winter, the plant produces clusters of small, aromatic white flowers that emerge from pink buds, occasionally giving way to round red berries.

Viburnum farreri 'Nanum'

Viburnum farreri F13

Viburnum farreri white-flowered

Viburnum flavescens

Viburnum foetidum is a semi-evergreen shrub that can reach heights of up to 3 meters. Its leaves are oval to oblong, measuring up to 10 centimeters in length, with a tendency to be coarsely serrated or occasionally lobed at the tips. In mid to late summer, it produces small, rounded clusters of white flowers, each featuring purple anthers. Following the flowering period, the plant bears tight clusters of small, oval red berries in the autumn. The name of this species refers to the strong, unpleasant odor emitted by the leaves when crushed.

Viburnum foetidum

Viburnum foetidum 'Contentin'

Viburnum foetidum var. ceanothoides

Viburnum foetidum var. rectangulatum is a semi-evergreen shrub that reaches heights of up to 3 meters. It features a spreading, branching growth form and has small, oval to oblong green leaves with slightly serrated edges. In mid to late summer, the plant produces small clusters of tiny white flowers that are either on very short stems or directly attached to the branches. Following the flowering period, it yields compact clusters of small, oval red berries in the autumn. The species is noted for the strong, unpleasant odor emitted from the crushed leaves.

Viburnum foetidum var. rectangulatum

Viburnum fordiae

Viburnum formosanum

Viburnum from Mexico

Viburnum furcatum is a robust, upright deciduous shrub characterized by its wide, oval leaves that display red and purple hues in the fall. It produces lacecap flower clusters featuring creamy-white sterile flowers, which are succeeded by red berries that eventually ripen to black.

Viburnum furcatum

Viburnum furcatum 'Pink Parasol' is a substantial deciduous shrub characterized by its upright growth and broad oval foliage, which transforms into deep red and purple hues during the fall. In late spring, it produces lacecap flower clusters, featuring small pink-tinged blooms at the center surrounded by larger, sterile flowers along the perimeter. This is succeeded by clusters of red berries that mature to a black color.

Viburnum furcatum 'Pink Parasol'

Viburnum glomeratum

Viburnum grandiflorum

Viburnum grandiflorum 'De Oirsprong'

Viburnum grandiflorum 'Donald Lowndes'

Viburnum grandiflorum 'Snow White'

Viburnum grandiflorum f. foetens is a robust, deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 3 meters, featuring ovate leaves that are dark green with prominent veins. In winter, clusters of fragrant white flowers, which may appear pale pink when in bud, bloom on the bare branches. These blooms are often succeeded by oval red fruits that eventually mature to black.

Viburnum grandiflorum f. foetens

Viburnum grandiflorum f. foetens 'Desmond Clarke'

Viburnum grandiflorum f. grandiflorum

Viburnum hamulana

Viburnum harryanum

Viburnum hartwegii

Viburnum henryi

Viburnum hoanglienense

Viburnum hupehense is a sizable, rounded deciduous shrub characterized by its coarsely serrated, oval leaves that exhibit a dark green hue on the upper side and a lighter shade beneath, both surfaces being hairy. In early summer, it produces clusters of white flowers, which are succeeded by berries that initially appear orange-yellow and mature to red. In the fall, the leaves display purplish-bronze colors.

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