6-8′ Tall

8-10′ Wide

Full sun to part sun

Moist, well draining soils. Adaptable to most sites and conditions

Slow (less than 1’/year)

Bright pink flower buds open to show off fragrant white flowers in snowball like clusters

Blooms mid spring on old wood

After blooms are spent clusters of berries will form that mature from red to black in late summer into fall

Coarse, simple green leaves through out the growing season

Turns a burgundy red in fall

Tolerances: Deer, drought once established

Attracts: Bees, butterflies, and humming birds

After viburnums flower clusters of fruits will take their place. Judd’s viburnum does not have prolific fruiting.