Viburnum X carlcephalum--Fragrant Snowball is a hybrid between V. carlessii and V. macrocephalumyar. It grows from 6 to 10 feet in height with an equal spread, with an open and loose growth habit. Fragrant white flowers with 5-inch heads develop in late May from pink/white flower buds that are tinged with bright red.

Of the semi-snowball types it is the last to flower and is grown in the landscape for its very fragrant flowers. It then has a show of red and black fruits in early summer that hang till fall. The last show before winter is the striking fall reddish purple foliage that lingers until leaf drop.

It is shipped bare root, 2/3 foot, multiple branching, professionally pruned, with a size equivalent to a 5 gallon container grown plant The size of the trunk at the base averages one-inch caliper.

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