Viburnum, Doublefile #3

Viburnum DoublefileViburnum plicatum f. tomentosum Height: Typically 6–10 feet tallSpread: Approximately 8–12 feet wideSpacing: Plant 8–12 feet apart for full coverageGrowth Rate: ModerateDeciduous DescriptionViburnum Doublefile is a stunning, horizontally branching shrub that delivers a breathtaking floral display in spring. Its magnificent, layered form is covered in rows of crisp white lacecap flowers, creating a showstopping, tiered effect that adds elegance and interest to the landscape. As summer progresses, deep green foliage provides a lovely backdrop, followed by clusters of red berries in late summer that mature to black. In fall, the foliage transforms into a gorgeous mix of deep burgundy and red, making this shrub one of the finest choices for multi-season appeal. With its structured yet natural shape, it excels as a statement plant, hedge, or border accent. General Care Sunlight: Prefers full sun to part shade Watering: Water regularly after planting to establish strong