Viburnum wrightii is a beautiful deciduous shrub native to Japanese mountainous areas, and is not seen very often in cultivation. It has flat clusters of tiny white fragrant flowers around May to June, its foliage has a beautiful texture and even without flowers, it still stands out in the border. The fruit ripens in early Autumn, when you will often see birds feasting on the berries. Good for smaller gardens.
Site: ?Tolerates most coastal sites Soil: Well drained soil Position: Full sun or part shade Season of Interest: Spring flowers, Berries Hardiness: Fully hardy Height: 8ft (2.4m) Spread: 6ft (1.8m)
