It's called snowball tree....can't think why Otherwise known as Viburnum opulous. That's a belter! Mine's about a foot high at the minute. Only a baby.
I've got the red berried and the yellow berried one. Both gorgeous in autumn. Did try one of these but it seemed to be perpetually covered in aphids and other pests, no such problems with the others.
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One of the cultivars of Viburnum opulus
In the sticks near Peterborough
It's called snowball tree....can't think why
Otherwise known as Viburnum opulous. That's a belter! Mine's about a foot high at the minute. Only a baby.
Snap nut.
I actually bought mine last autumn when I saw the leaves. They were stunning. The flowers will be a bonus.
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I grow the species. Flowers not as flamboyant but I get berries
Lovely autumn colour plus the berries. beautiful
In the sticks near Peterborough
They're stunning when they're in full flower.
Currently considering one for the part of the garden just opened up by my boundary fence.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I've got the red berried and the yellow berried one. Both gorgeous in autumn. Did try one of these but it seemed to be perpetually covered in aphids and other pests, no such problems with the others.
Fantastic, I think I will be getting one for our garden
Thanks everyone!!!