Japanese Snowball Viburnum: A Garden Delight

Enhance your landscape with the exquisite Japanese Snowball Viburnum. This plant, delivered in a 2.5″ pot and standing 6-12 inches tall, promises to bring vibrant life to your garden. Known for its showy white blossoms in spring and rich green leaves throughout summer, this viburnum offers year-round visual interest. Its deer-resistant nature and adaptability to zones 3-9 make it a practical and beautiful choice.

The Japanese Snowball Viburnum can reach impressive heights of 10-15 feet and widths of 15-25 feet if left unpruned, allowing you to create a stunning natural hedge or focal point. However, it can also be easily pruned to maintain a desired height and shape, offering flexibility in landscaping design. Its adaptability to both partial shade and full sun ensures it will flourish in various garden settings.

This viburnum is more than just a pretty face. In spring, it bursts with beautiful white flowers, creating a breathtaking display. As summer fades, the foliage transforms into vibrant colors, adding warmth to the autumn landscape. Even in winter, its interesting form provides architectural interest to your garden. Planting instructions are included with every order to ensure successful establishment.

Growing a Japanese Snowball Viburnum offers numerous benefits. Its deer resistance saves you from potential garden damage. Its adaptability to various soil types, including chalk, clay, loam, and sand, simplifies the planting process. And its stunning visual appeal enhances your property’s curb appeal and provides a haven for pollinators.

We take pride in providing healthy, nursery-grown plants. Each Japanese Snowball Viburnum is carefully cultivated to ensure optimal growth and vigor. Planting instructions are included to help you succeed. Thank you for considering this beautiful addition to your garden!

Frequently Asked Questions

• How big will this Japanese Snowball Viburnum get? If left unpruned, it can reach 10-15 feet in height and 15-25 feet in width.
• What kind of care does it need? It prefers medium watering and can thrive in partial shade to full sun. Pruning can help maintain its desired shape.
• Is this plant deer resistant? Yes, Japanese Snowball Viburnums are known for their deer resistance.
• What soil types are suitable for this viburnum? It can grow in chalk, clay, loam, and sandy soils.
• When is the best time to plant it? The ideal planting period is during the spring or fall.