Viburnum farreri

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Viburnum farreri
Fragrant Viburnum; Farrer Viburnum

FAMILY	Adoxaceae (Moschatel Family) Other Plants in the Moschatel Family
HABIT	Shrub
RANGE	N. China (Kansu)
LEAF TYPE	Deciduous
FLOWERS	Pink
FRUIT	Red;black (Beginning red;changing to black)
FOLIAGE COLOR	Green (Emerge bronzy green turn dark green)
STEM COLOR	red
LANDSCAPE USES	Large, upright deciduous shrub becoming more rounded with age, with prominently veined oval leaves, coppery when young. Clusters 2" wide of fragrant white flowers open from pink buds
HARDINESS	USDA Zone 4 (Coldest zone where hardy)
SOIL	Prefers moist, acid, well-drained but tolerates higher pH
SUN REQUIREMENTS	Full Sun, Partial Shade
SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS	Fall Color \| Fragrance

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Individual Location for Viburnum farreri:
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Map
Key

Accession
Number

Year

Location

810439*1

1981

Woodland Mosaic

	FLOWERING: When Viburnum farreri has been observed flowering at Denver Botanic Gardens

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