Skip to content

Today: Enjoy 40% OFF everything

Viburnum shrubs with flowers, berries and year-round interest

Viburnum

3 results

Chosen to thrive

Every bulb and plant is sourced, selected and prepared with an expert eye for their quality and garden performance.

Better by nature

From cultivation to packaging and delivery, we are always looking for ways to lessen our environmental impact.

World of wonders

A collection of world-renowned flower bulbs and perennials of exceptional beauty and character.

Growing together

Our care team of horticultural experts is on hand to support you choose and garden with confidence.

Viburnum

Viburnum

Viburnums are wonderfully versatile garden shrubs, valued for their generous flowers, handsome foliage and, in many varieties, colourful berries later in the season. From compact evergreen types to larger deciduous shrubs, there is a Viburnum for almost every style of garden. Their clusters of white or softly pink flowers can appear from winter through to early summer depending on the variety, bringing welcome interest at times when there may be little else in bloom. Often known as guelder rose, Viburnum includes a wonderfully varied group of flowering shrubs. Some are grown for beautifully scented winter flowers, while others produce impressive snowball-like blooms or flat flower clusters followed by red, blue or black berries. Evergreen viburnums provide valuable structure and foliage throughout the year, while deciduous varieties can add rich autumn colour before their leaves fall.

Easy to place in borders, mixed planting schemes and informal hedges, Viburnum shrubs work particularly well among perennials and other flowering shrubs, where their shape and foliage provide a lasting backdrop as the seasons change. Established plants are generally straightforward to care for, and many varieties are excellent for wildlife too, with flowers attracting pollinators and berries providing food for garden birds. Explore our selection of Viburnum plants for UK gardens, including evergreen and deciduous varieties chosen for their flowers, foliage, fragrance and seasonal interest. Whether you are looking for a compact viburnum, an ornamental flowering shrub or a larger guelder rose, these dependable shrubs bring something worthwhile to the garden through much of the year.

Plant your Viburnum bare roots in fertile, well-drained soil in a spot with good light, and they’ll soon reward you with strong growth and a steady performance. They’re equally at home in mixed borders, as hedging, or as standalone features. From wildlife-friendly planting schemes to formal gardens, Viburnum bare roots provide a solid foundation for structure, texture, and reliable seasonal colour.

Viburnum FAQs

Viburnums are wonderfully versatile shrubs, bringing flowers, foliage, berries and structure to gardens across the seasons. The genus includes everything from compact evergreen varieties to larger deciduous shrubs such as Viburnum opulus, the native guelder rose. With choices for sun or partial shade, informal hedging, mixed borders and wildlife-friendly planting, there is a viburnum for many different garden settings. Our horticultural team answers the most useful questions about growing viburnum in UK gardens, from flowering and pruning to berries, size, shade and the difference between viburnum and guelder rose.