Shrubs & garden character · Western North Carolina field companion

Judd viburnum

Viburnum x juddii

**Flower and Leaves Close-up**☀ Full sun · ◐ Part sun or part shadeDavid J. Stang ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0
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Fragrant and generally dependable; use as a specimen or informal hedge.

Sun Exposure: Full sun–part shade
Mature Height (ft): 6–8
Mature Width (ft): 6–8
Bloom Season: Mid spring

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Sun Exposure

Full sun–part shade

Growth Habit

Dense rounded

Mature Height (ft)

6–8

Mature Width (ft)

6–8

More growing details

Bloom Season

Mid spring

Bloom Color

Pink buds to white

Evergreen / Deciduous

Deciduous

Native Status

Hybrid

WNC Notes

Fragrant and generally dependable; use as a specimen or informal hedge.

Drought Tolerance

Moderate

Wet-Soil Tolerance

Moderate

Deer Resistance

Moderate

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