Viburnum plicatum Flower broadening slightly with age but

broadening slightly with age but maxing out at 8m tall and 4m wide

Tolerates heat and some drought

New foliage emerges crimson

bronze and red in autumn

A compact cultivar offering a dramatic splash of colour with its leaves emerging deep purple

Viburnum plicatum Flower broadening slightly with age butA tiered, spreading shrub bearing heart shaped, softly toothed, dark green leaves. The white flowers, unfolding in late spring, form a cluster of small fertile flowers surrounded by a ring of showy, sterile flowers. These are followed by a drupe of blue black fruit. Stunning red to purple autumn colours. Does well in any well drained soil. Avoid full shade. H6