Plant Profile: Viburnum x juddii

Judd Viburnum is a hybrid shrub that made its debut in 1920, reaching heights and widths of 6 to 8 feet with a rounded, upright growth habit. In spring, its pink buds unfurl into clusters of fragrant white flowers resembling snowballs. During the fall, the foliage displays vibrant shades of red and purple.

This versatile shrub thrives in a variety of soil conditions and demonstrates drought resistance once it is well-established. It serves as an attractive option for birds and pollinators. Judd Viburnum can be effectively utilized as a screen or hedge, incorporated into borders, or showcased as a standout specimen plant.