Viburnum nudum 'Winterthur' is a compact, improved selection of swamp haw, forming a 6-foot rounded multistemmed shrub. Late summer fruit blushes bubble-gum pink, intensifying over weeks, then turns deep blueberry-blue as glossy leathery leaves develop maroon and red tones. More compact, better fruit set, and more intense fall color than the species. Late spring brings small off-white fragrant flowers.
Full sun to light shade in wet to moderately dry soil. Adaptable. Plant in groups for best fruit display. Medium moisture.
Low maintenance. Prune after flowering if needed. Nothing serious for problems.
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