Viburnum den. Blue Muffin® PW

Viburnum den. Blue Muffin® PWThis compact deciduous shrub features a dense, rounded habit with dark green foliage that turns a stunning shade of burgundy red in the fall. Hardy in zones 3 8 and thriving in temperatures between 40F to 86F, it is an excellent choice for cold climates. In late spring to early summer, it produces clusters of creamy white flowers, which give way to bright blue, oval shaped berries in late summer. The berries not only provide visual interest but also

making it particularly suitable for warmer climates

- Drought/heat tolerance: High

- Bloom/interest: Non-flowering

it tolerates partial sun to full sunlight

- Mature size (HxW): Approximately 6–10 feet x 8–12 feet

commonly known as Hicks Yew

deeply lobed green leaves that transform into brilliant shades of orange and red in the fall

it is deer-resistant and drought-tolerant

deep-red flowers on sturdy stems are a hallmark of this mid-season bloomer

this peony reaches a height of 24 to 36 inches

Showy mophead flowers in shades of pink

Native to western North America