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If you are looking for a hardy shrub that has beautiful flowers in the spring, attractive berries that last for months and colorful foliage in the fall, you can’t do better than this. American ...

Add structure and ornament to your garden with Viburnum opulus 'Compactum,' a deciduous shrub with bright red, translucent berries and warm red foliage. 'Compactum' grows about 5 feet high and wide; ...

Q: The weekend's snow broke a BIG branch off of our cranberry viburnum. Is that a shrub you can cut back and will re-establish itself or should we just take it out? A: The loss of a big branch like ...

Did you know that cold intolerance is not why some American robins migrate in the fall? Instead, they fly south because the ground freezes and the worms and underground insects they eat become scarce.

At the end of the summer, my cranberry-bush viburnum lost nearly all of its leaves. They started to turn brown and blotchy, then they dropped. What could have caused this? Cranberry-bush viburnums ...

Naturally decorated for the winter season, this easy-care collection of trees and shrubs is festooned with clusters of bright red, orange, and blue-black berries for weeks. The colorful fruit will ...

Switch up your go-to shrub with this easygoing viburnum that won't outgrow its space ...

Q: I'm planning to cut back my alpine currant hedge that was damaged in heavy snow from the previous two winters. Can I do the same with my two highbush cranberry shrubs that are overgrown and also ...

Editor’s note: Once a month. OSU Extension Master Gardener volunteers in Franklin County profile a plant that occurs naturally in Central Ohio. With four seasons of interest, Viburnum opulus var.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Did you know that cold intolerance is not why some American robins migrate in the fall? Instead, they fly south because the ground ...