Viburnum plicatum tomentosum 'Mariesii'
Features large, snowy white, lacecap-like flowers arranged in two rows, giving it its distinctive name. Its strong horizontal growth adds contrast to upright shrubs, creating visual interest in the landscape. In fall, bright red berries appear, turning black if another plicatum variety is nearby, while the foliage takes on a rich burgundy hue.
Striking horizontal branching for a unique landscape effect
Large, lacecap-like white flowers in spring
Abundant red berries that may turn black with cross-pollination
Burgundy fall color and good deer resistance
Grows 6' tall and 9' wide
Thrives in sun to part shade
Prune immediately after flowering as needed
(Image: Brehob Nurseries)