Viburnum opulus 'Aurea' Golden Cranberrybush Viburnum Clethra making the fruit excellent for

making the fruit excellent for shipping

Propagation of Hosta in Tissue Culture by Clarence Falstad

The “pinebark” appears on older growth as the juvenile bark matures

This weeping red Japanese maple tree emerges in the spring with one of the deepest shades of maroon

The coral bark is actually at its most intense shade of red during these winter months and the early spring

Viburnum opulus 'Aurea' Golden Cranberrybush Viburnum Clethra making the fruit excellent forViburnum opulus 'Aurea' 'Aurea' Golden Cranberrybush Viburnum Zones 3 8 Part Shade Full Sun 'Aurea' is a cranberrybush Viburnum that has a slight fragrance from its white blooms that transform to orange red berries by fall. The foliage is a bright yellow in the spring, fading to green with yellow dusting variegation during the summer. 'Aurea' may reach 8 10 ft in height and width in 15 years. Bloom photo by Josh Smith. Used with permisison. Limited