Chinese snowball viburnum (Viburnum macrocephalum) is the star of the Southern spring garden. Statuesque in scale, one shrub is all you need to make a statement. Also called Chinese snowball bush, ...

The Chinese snowball viburnum has a lot going for it: virtually no insect or disease pressures, 20-foot height, spectacular, glistening white blossoms and cut flowers by the buckets. No Texas garden ...

The Chinese snowball viburnum has a lot going for it: almost no insect or disease problems, 12-foot height, spectacular white blossoms and cut flowers by the buckets. Thus, the heirloom shrub is a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you've ever seen a snowball viburnum bush in full bloom, then you understand why they're popular garden plants. They are ...

Want to really make a statement in your yard? Plant a Chinese snowball viburnum, or, wait, is it a snowball hydrangea? You know, the one with big white blooms, vibrant green leaves, and curb appeal to ...

Q: After visiting the Dallas Arboretum, I have fallen in love with the snowball viburnum that I saw there. In researching this bush on the Internet, I'm confused. What is the difference between a ...

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If you are driving around town and notice all of the blooming shrubs, you might be confused by all of the viburnums blooming. They might cause you to do a double-take and think, "Is that a hydrangea ...

It won't be long now until landscapes across Georgia are alive with color. Certainly azaleas, redbuds and dogwoods will be putting on their usual show, but so will the award-winning, old fashioned ...

This Gardening News column is from the online archives of The Star of North Augusta, a collection of more than 25,000 articles published from October 2007 to February 2022. Master Gardener Annette ...

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