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Viburnum x juddii adds amazing fragrance that will waft generously through your spring garden. It is a heavily blooming and fairly dense deciduous shrub. In full sun, it will make a neat dome. It is quite drought-tolerant once established, a trait that is becoming a must-have for our shrubs here in western Oregon. Our mature...

In March, Viburnum carlesii prepares to fragrance the garden with very pretty deep pink buds that open to pink-washed white snowballs becoming pure white when mature in April. Sumptuous fragrance! Blue-black berries follow. The leaves are broad, textural, and serrated, tinged chocolate-maroon when young, dark green in summer, purple-red in...

This Viburnum starts its show with white blooms and delicate fragrance in late spring and hits its climax in autumn with large vibrant orange fruit clusters against maroon-tinged foliage. Fruit may remain on shrubs past foliage and into the early winter. Selected by the Arnold Arboretum. Mature size: 8-10 ft...

Its foliage emerges maroon, turning maroon-tinged green as it matures. 2-5 inch, lace-cap flowers bloom in May, with maroon, bead-like fertile florets ringed with blushed, white sterile florets. Fall brings the richest red-purple color to its tri-lobed leaves. If you'd like a lace-cap hydrangea but haven't the shade, consider this! Deciduous...

An evergreen hybrid with lacquered, deeply veined, long and narrow dark green leaves, and flat clusters of fragrant white flowers from pink buds in early spring. Creates a nice, dependable screen with distinctive foliage. Mature size: 8 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -20° F

Why a plant would start blooming in November puzzles us, but its fragrance is most welcome on warm days when we find ourselves out and about. A wide, fountain-shaped, large shrub, its pink blooms come first November-February, and leaves second, deeply-veined with a handsome reddish blush. Mature size: 8-10 ft T x 4-6 ft W in...

Description coming soon. 2-3 ft T & 1-2 ft W Minimum temperature: -30° F

Against lustrous deep green leaves, corymbs of pink buds open to gardenia-scented white flowers. Appropriate for a privacy screen or windscreen. Mature size: 6-10 ft T x 6-8 ft W Minimum temperature: -20° F

Gorgeous white, pink-flushed, snowball flowers are concurrent with new foliage tinged with purplish-burgundy. The flowers turn pure white as they mature, and the leaves turn medium green. Deciduous shrub; mature size: 6 ft x 6 ft Minimum temperature: -20° F

An often deciduous shrub (fall color can be orange-red to burgundy), 'Mohawk' can at times be evergreen 0º F and above. Deep pink-red buds become large fragrant umbels of small white florets, pink on the reverse, blooming in April. Butterflies will be very pleased! The shrub is densely branched, with 4"...

Large umbels of deliciously fragrant, waxy, white flowers bloom in late spring on this deciduous shrub. Rich burgundy autumn color extends its season of interest. Dive in! A hybrid between V. carlesii and V. macrocephalum var. keteleeri. Mature size: 6-8 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -30° F

Medium green lobed leaves in summer produce translucent orange-red berries to feast the eyes on in fall. Mature size: 4-6 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -40° F

Lace-cap white flowers in May are followed by translucent, golden-yellow fruit clusters in autumn. Light green leaves turn significant shades of yellow to red in fall. Deciduous. Mature size: 6-8 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -40° F

Dark green leathery leaves show off fragrant white flower clusters in spring and metallic blue berries often appear simultaneously showing off against red stems. Excellent for garden structure, for a hedge, or for a lower screen. Mature size: 5’ T x 5’ W Minimum temperature: 0° F

Tiered and arching grayish branches hold leaves with deeply-impressed veining, emerging bronze, and then becoming green. Showy lace-cap flowers begin light pink becoming an almost cranberry-red with age (especially with colder temperatures), replaced by equally showy bright red then black fruits among purple fall leaves. Mature size: 6 – 10 ft...

Pink-tinged buds open as deliciously fragrant white flowers in late spring - masquerading as a Daphne in scent (truly a rival) though much less finicky in the garden. Unlike Daphne, it's deciduous; the fall foliage develops a rich red-orange-purple hue as it ages. And the flower sepals, blushed pink, also have ornamental value on this...