Viburnum plicatum var. tomentosum 'Mariesii'
Mariesii Viburnum

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 Flower Notes:
White non-fragrant flower clusters bloom along the branches; flower clusters are 4-6" wide
 Foliage Notes:
Dark green foliage turns burgundy red to purple in fall
 Fruit Notes:
Red berry-like drupes that mature to black in summer
 Ultimate Height:
10-12 feet
 Ultimate Spread:
12-15 feet
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  Special Characteristics:
  • Colorful Leaves 19
  • Foundation 202
  • Groupings 211
  • Hedge 277
  • Specimen 630
  • Showy Flowers 72

    • Additional Information

    Mariesii Viburnum has a spectacular fall color, dark green, ovate, strongly-veined, leaves turn burgundy red to purple red come fall.

    4 Viburnum plicatum var. tomentosum 'Mariesii' found

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    Number Accession ID Location
    12022_00498*ASTONE
    22022_00497*ASTONE
    32022_00496*ASTONE
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