Family: Caprifoliaceae

Scientific Name: Viburnum x carlcephalumi Caryuga

Common Name: Cayuga Viburnum

DescriptionA medium shrub with an abundance of white flowers in the spring.
Pronunciation(vy-BER-num)(kar-LEE-see-eye)
Plant TypeAll Plants, Shrubs Deciduous
Hardiness Zone5b-8
Sunlightfull to partial shade
Moistureaverage
Soil & Siteaverage
Flowersslightly scented snowball inflorescences of pink buds opening to white, individual flowers open from one side of the inflorescence in such a way that nearly all of the flower clusters display pink buds accenting the white, waxy flowers.
Leavessimple, dark green, orange red fall color
Dimensions8-10 feet by 8-10 feet, upright maturing to upright spreading
Cultivar OriginA hybrid from a cross of V.carlesii x V. carlcephalum by Donald R. Egolf in 1953.
Notes & Reference#01-Manual of Woody Landscape Plants (Michael Dirr), #106-Viburnums (Michael Dirr)
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