Viburnum plicatum f. tomentosum 'Mariesii' Size:2 gal size 3 year old shrubs

Viburnum plicatum f. tomentosum 'Mariesii' Size:2 gal size 3 year old shrubsBright white lacecap like flower clusters cover the tops of the horizontal branches of this doublefile viburnum in April and May. The 'wedding cake' look is quite beautiful as a stand alone specimen, or planted in groups in the spring. This cultivar flowers alongside rhododendrons, and is a wonderful companion to that group of plants. One plant can grow to 10 12 ft tall and 15 ft. wide. The flower clusters appear in two rows, thus the name doublefile.

The ball-shaped trusses have red-orange with hints of golden-yellow mixed in

Excellent color consistency and precocious flowering are some of the qualities

"Here is another great rhododendron to extend your bloom period

Shearing is recommended to keep tight

this tree has very dark-green leaves with brown indumentum on the undersides of the leaves and the same dark 'fuzz' on the flower buds

depending on the soil pH

Useful in a highly visible location like at the entrance of a courtyard

You can expect this plant to grow 2-3 ft

finger like lobes on its leaves

If you like the species form

and will eventually reach 15 ft

Like a pink form of Loderi King George