Viburnum burkwoodii RHODODENDRON though they’re often secondary to

though they’re often secondary to the plant’s foliage appeal

Light green heart-shaped foliage

While it does not offer notable fall color

Blooms emerge white and develop pink to red hues as the season progresses

Viburnum burkwoodii RHODODENDRON though they’re often secondary toThis deciduous or semi evergreen shrub typically forms a rounded, dense habit with a mature height of 810 feet and a spread of up to 6 feet. It thrives in USDA hardiness zones 58, requiring well drained, moderately fertile soil and performing best in full sun to partial shade. Viburnum burkwoodii is appreciated for its sweetly fragrant, creamy white flowers that bloom in dense clusters during spring, attracting pollinators such as bees and