Photo of Viburnum Winterthur (Viburnum)

Viburnum nudum Winterthur - It begins its display in late summer, as clusters of half-inch-diameter fruit begin to blush pink and become more intense over the course of a few weeks until the whole shrub looks bedecked in bubble gum. The fruit quickly change to a deep blueberry blue as the glossy, leathery leaves become infused with maroon and red. ‘Winterthur’ maintains a compact, 6-foot-round, multistemmed habit that produces abundant fruit and more intense fall color than the species. In late spring, it’s covered with small, off-white, slightly fragrant flowers. A compact cultivar that typically grows to 6’ tall in cultivation. Leaves are somewhat glossier than those of the species. Family: Adoxaceae  

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Author : Rick Webb
Photo # : 16729
Online since: June 9th 2015