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Botanical Name |
Viburnum x burkwoodii ‘American Spice’ |
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Common Name |
Burkwood Viburnum |
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Type |
Shrub |
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Exposure |
Sun
to Part Shade |
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Size for Description |
4
ft by 5 ft |
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Bloom Time |
Spring |
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Flower Color |
White |
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Fruit |
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Foliage |
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Bark |
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Fall Color |
yes |
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Growth Rate |
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Butterflies |
yes |
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Hummingbirds |
yes |
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Deer Resistant |
Rarely damaged by deer |
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Drought Tolerant |
yes |
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Moisture Lover |
yes |
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Native |
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Walnut Tolerant |
yes |
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Wet Areas |
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Fragrant |
yes |
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Groundcover |
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Comment |
Dark green, shiny
foliage is crinkled all summe.
Bloom clusters are smaller but more profuse than the
species. Coral pink
buds age to sparkling white flowers. |
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Care |
No
pruning required. |
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Zone |
4 |
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