Chinese Snowball Viburnum

Grown for its gorgeous 6-8" snowball-like flowers which first appear with a fresh greenish-cast in early March, then slowly turn BRIGHT-WHITE and last for several weeks. As a bonus, plants bloom AGAIN in October and November! Plant as a large-growing shrub or "tree-form" (remove lower side branches to expose 3 or 4 of its larger trunks) to grow as a small-growing tree. See ours planted in the garden - it was planted in 2001. Leaves drop in winter, emerging again in spring after flowers.