Viburnum - Snowball tree, Guelder Rose

Caprifoliaceae

Our Viburnum

With more than 100 species, this notably variable genus comprises deciduous and evergreen shrubs. Most species develop conspicuous, white flower umbels that sometimes have a pleasant and intense fragrance. Viburnum is a popular plant among gardeners due to its versatility, serving as a hedge, specimen plant, or ornamental shrub. It is also an important food source for birds and insects. There are many different varieties of Viburnum, varying in size, shape, flower color, and bloom time. Some of the most well-known varieties include Viburnum opulus, Viburnum tinus und Viburnum plicatum. Viburnum is a hardy plant that thrives in most soils and climates and requires little maintenance.

Variety overview

Indigenous wild varieties

Exotic wild varieties

Semi-evergreen to evergreen

Winter or early spring flowers

Fragrant

Decorative fruit

Ball-shaped flower umbels

Plate-shaped flower umbels

Choose your Viburnum

Viburnum lantana

Wayfaring Tree

2 to 4 m

April to May