Snowball viburnum bush

Annabelle hydrangea (or snowball hydrangea) and Chinese snowball viburnum (or snowball bush) look similar, but here's how they're different.

Viburnum oculus Roseum is an Old Fashioned Snowball Bush. Learn how to grow Snowball bush, and enjoy this heirloom plant in your own garden.

There are many stages of growth for a snowball bush, which is why they are so popular. From dark green leaves to bushy white blooms, to bright red berries, this is a shrub that will

Crack the code to a thriving snowball viburnum that blooms abundantly with these tried-and-true pruning tips!

Viburnum opulus Sterile The Snowball bush is popular and easy to grow. This large shrub grows into an upright dense mound. The three-inch clusters of snowball flowers start out apple-green and morph to white, eventually fading to a rosy colour. You can cut the flowers to use in displays. An alternate name for this cultivar name is "Sterile," which reflects the fact that this type of snowball bush produces no berries. The leaves are three-lobed and somewhat resemble the leaves of maple trees…

Moore Farms Botanical Garden on Instagram: "Horticulture Supervisor Max McKeown shows us a hydrangea look a like that really shows off in the spring, Chinese Snowball Bush; Viburnum macrocephalum"

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Viburnum is a spring-flowering, shrub alternative to ever-popular hydrangeas. Learn about the vast range of viburnums and how to grow them.

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