Viburnum, Doublefile Viburnum, Japanese Snowball Bush 'Shoshoni'

I planted this Shoshoni 2 years ago i find its slower growing the Shasta's that i have. they have grown about 8 inches in the 2 years bu...Read Moredding out nicely so far this spring, the white flowers are complimenting to the F. x intermedia spectabilis ‘Lynwood Gold’ Forsythia's

Shoshoni is a more compact version of the standard doublefile viburnum, growing for me at about half to two-thirds the rate of Shasta or ...Read MoreMariesii, which could be considered the template for doublefile viburnum behavior. It has all the other fine attributes for the plant: copious white flowers; a handsome red fruit display (turning black before bird consumption) provided another doublefile viburnum clone is present; and the striated horizontal branching with burnt orange and burgundy fall color foliage.