This viburnum is unappetizing to deer and very adaptable to garden stressors (like poor soil, heat, drought, etc.), making it a great choice for any landscape. Large puffballs of creamy white flowers top this shrub in the late spring, releasing a powerful scent, adding another element of interest to the landscape. The summer flowers are followed by masses of small round berries that begin green and then turn to pink, red, and black by the fall.
 
Height (mature): 1-2 ft.
Width (mature): 1-2 ft.
Bloom Time: Mid to late spring
Flower Color: White
Foliage Colors: Dark green
Fruit Color: Green, Pink, Red, Black
Sun: Partial sun, partial shade
Special: Attracts birds
Type: Deciduous