Viburnum plicatum f. Tomentosum

Name: Viburnum plicatum f. Tomentosum
Common Name: doublefile viburnum				Family:  Caprifoliaceae
x    Deciduous             Evergreen         x    Shrub            Ground Cover             Annual         Coniferous             Tree             Climber             Herbaceous             Perennial
Habit horizontally branched	Hard. Zone    usda 4		Mature Size 3m tall by 4m spread					x
Leaf: broadly ovate, toothed, dark green, 5-10cm long, softly hairy underside					Fall/Winter Color
Leaf Arr.    x    Opposite         Alternate         Whorled         Spiraled         Clustered         Basal
Flowers:double rows of flattened lacecap like cymes, 10cm across with tiny central flowers and larger sterile outer florets						Infl. flattened cymes followed by ovoid red fruit which ripens to black
Jan.     Feb.      March.     ( April.      May.)      June.      July.      August.      Sept.      Oct.      Nov.      Dec. (flowering period)
Water Use High     Low		Soil Rich     Lean     Well-drained x					Exposure Sun  x   Semi-shade  x   Shade
Landscape uses: shrub border, woodland garden		Limitations: viburnum beetle, gray mold, downy and powdery mildew, verticillium wilt, aphids, scale					Other Features: