Viburnum Carlcephalum

Carlcephalum Viburnum – Bold Form & Powerful Fragrance Carlcephalum Viburnum (Viburnum × carlcephalum) is a stately deciduous shrub valued for its massive snowball-like flower heads and intense spicy-sweet scent. Each bloom cluster can reach up to 6 inches across and fills the spring air with rich fragrance, making this hybrid a garden favorite. Its broad green leaves provide a lush backdrop through summer before turning shades of red and burgundy in fall. With an upright, open habit and strong seasonal presence, it's ideal as a specimen, backdrop, or in mixed shrub borders where size and scent are welcome. � Extra-large, fragrant white flower clusters � Vibrant red fall foliage � Upright and open growth habit � Attracts pollinators in spring �️ Low-maintenance and deer-resistant Design Tip: Plant near patios, entrances, or windows where its spring fragrance can be enjoyed indoors and out. Growing Zones: 5–8 outdoors Mature Height: 6–10 ft. Mature Width: 6–8 ft. Sunlight: Full Sun to Part Shade Botanical Name: Viburnum × carlcephalum Growth Rate: Moderate Type: Deciduous Shrub Flower Color: White (pink in bud) Bloom Time: Mid to Late Spring FAQ's How large are the flower clusters on Carlcephalum Viburnum? The white, ball-shaped flower clusters can grow up to 6 inches wide, making them among the largest in the Viburnum genus. Is it fragrant? Yes, it's one of the most fragrant viburnums—its spicy-sweet aroma can fill the garden during bloom season. Is it suitable as a specimen plant? Absolutely. Its upright form, large flowers, and bold foliage make it an excellent focal point in any garden. Does it produce berries? No, this hybrid is sterile and does not produce berries. It’s grown primarily for its flowers and foliage.