BOTANICAL NAME:  Viburnum plicatum f. tomentosum ‘Shasta’

COMMON NAME: “Shasta Doublefile Viburnum”

ATTRACTS:  Butterflies

RESISTANT: Deer

BLOOM COLOR/ TIME: Flat-topped, lacecap like clusters of large, showy white flowers in late Spring

LIGHT REQUIREMENTS:   Full to Part Sun

HEIGHT: 6 to 8 feet

WIDTH: 9 to 12 feet

EVERGREEN OR DECIDUOUS: Deciduous

WATER REQUIREMENTS: Average

SOIL REQUIREMENTS: Slightly acidic, moist, well-drained soil

GARDEN ATTRIBUTES: Low maintenance

Showy flowers

HARDINESS ZONES: 5-8

Shasta Viburnum is a dense, compact multi-stemmed shrub w/dark green foliage that turns burgundy in Fall. Flat-topped, lacecape-like clusters of white flowers in late Spring. Great plant selection for mixed borders or hedges or alone as a specimen.