Viburnum dilatatum

Korea

Upright, somewhat open and leggy cultivars have superior form. Deciduous.

Moist soil and full sun to part shade

Use as a specimen or in the shrub border. Birds love the heavy fruit set.

Opposite, shiny, broad leaf with serrate margin and coarse texture. Holds leaves into mid-winter.

Buds are imbricate, slightly pubescent. Red terminal bud in winter.

Young stems have prominent lenticels with a pubescent terminal stem.

Large masses of white May into June flowers.

Large quantities of small red fruit held in clusters in September/October. Fruit persists into December if not eaten by the birds.

Seeds and cuttings.