Viburnum x juddii

Judd Viburnum
 

Mature Size, Growth, Longevity

Average mature size of 6-8' tall and wide. Full & rounded form.

Native Range

Hybrid between V. carlesii x V. bitchiuense.

Flower and Fruit Details

Flowers highly fragrant, white, occurring late March to early April, semi-snowball shaped, 2.5-3.25" wide. Fruits are small, egg-shaped, flattened drupes, in clusters, red changing to black, August to September.

Culture and Care

Plant in well-drained, slightly acid, even-moistured soil. Prune after flowering. Roots readily from softwood cuttings. Zones 4-8. Resistant to bacterial leaf spot, resistant to insects.

Taxa and Plants of this Species at BCA

The following taxa are (or were) represented in the collections at Boone County Arboretum. Additional taxa may be available in the trade that are not included here.

  • Viburnum x juddii // Judd Viburnum ("straight species")
    Shrub.
    Bed 132 - Bed 184