Adored for its colorful flowers, foliage and berries that come across three seasons, the Brandywine Viburnum is a beautiful North American native selection that aims to please. In mid to late spring it features abundant, flat-topped clusters of aromatic white flowers up to 5 inches across. The flowers are followed by equally abundant berries in stunning shades of vivid pink and blue with both colors often appearing in the same cluster. Berry production is good without a pollinator, though Viburnum nudum 'Winterthur' as a companion might help to produce a few more berries. We hear the berries are highly acidic but edible. Elliptic to lanceolate glossy dark green leaves up to 4 inches long turn to incredible shades of deep maroon-red in fall. More compact than the species, Brandywine forms a well-rounded shrub 5 to 6 feet tall and equally as wide, which makes for a good fit as a specimen in smaller garden spaces or groupings or a hedge where space allows. As with other Viburnum nudum varieties, Brandywine prefers life on the moist side, so is perfect for growing in those sunny to partially shaded areas where the soil tends to stay damp to wet. A fine choice for attracting birds to your yard, but is not particularly attractive to deer and we've seen no problems with insects or disease. What more could we ask from a flowering shrub? Get all the details below