Viburnum x 'Yardline'

Viburnum x 'Yardline', commonly known as Yardline Viburnum, is a woody landscape shrub valued for its white flowers during spring. It typically matures 4–20 feet tall and 2–18 feet wide. Grow it in full sun to partial shade in moist, well-drained clay or loam soil. Its native range or documented parentage is cultivated Viburnum hybrid; the common Alleghany/Yardline group combines Viburnum rhytidophyllum of China with V. lantana of Europe, western Asia, and North Africa. It attracts pollinators and birds In the landscape, it works well in foundation planting, hedge, and specimen. Good siting and appropriate moisture help maintain its best form through the season.

Builds the middle layer of the garden, adding structure between perennials and trees. Creates an early-season lift after winter with fresh color and growth. Supports a more active, living garden with flowers that pollinators can use.

Flower clusters and seasonal fruit; fragrant white flowers mid-spring; berries / drupes fruit; red, orange or burgundy fall color

Screen, mixed shrub border, wildlife garden