Description
Latin Name:Viburnum x rhytidophylloides “Red Balloon”
Description:In spring, large, lacy white flower clusters cover the plant, followed by green fruit which turns brilliant red in late summer. The thick, leathery foliage lends a distinguished, handsome look to the plant all season. This viburnum will develop some berries without another variety as a pollinator, but you’ll get more fruit if planted around ‘Mohican’ or ‘Alleghany.’
Zone:4
Height:2-3m
Spread:2-3m
Shape:upright, branching
Sun or Shade:Sun, part shade
Foliage:green, waxy
Fall Colour:Orange-red
Flower type:White clusters, red berries
