Viburnum opulus 'Roseum' - Common Snowball 

Ours too.....BEAUTIFUL!!

Question; as quickly as the flowers come, do yours shed flowers just as fast ? Mine seems to just loose their blooms kind of fast

@@sonidoexperiencia The blooms last for about 2 weeks and then they turn brown.

@@sonidoexperiencia I actually live in England and our weather is probably cooler than yours.

@@PrimrosePlant gotcha thanks for the reply !

Do deer ruin it?

Iv just planted one, only a baby, how fast do they grow?

Hi, can you share the process of propagation, I really want to propagate mine

Can be theses be kept smaller if required. Say to 7ft.

I don't know about that but you can buy these quite cheaply. Just Google Snowball Trees and loads will come up.

@@PrimrosePlant Thanks, we have a beautiful one in our back yard about twice the size of the one in this video and my wife was wondering if it's possible to get a cutting off it to reroot and grow grow.

@@USCG.Brennan I am not sure about this. Perhaps you could Google 'Taking cutting from Snowball Trees' and see what comes up? Good Luck.

@@PrimrosePlant Thanks....I'll look into it. ;-)

From my experience I have tried and have yet to succeed so I'm going to assume no

+shutdafup You can actually make jam from the red berries - on the varieties that produce them - but it is advisable to consume in small quantities. But to answer your question: no, children will not get poisoned or die from eating them, unless they were to eat an exceptionally large quantity, which is not likely, as the berries are quite tart. For animals I wouldn't know, but never ran into any info that warns against this plant. Birds are happy to eat them, that's certain. Hope this helped, cheers.

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@@miao8507 thanks for your information..🙏🌿

it does not go to seed you need to take cuttings

Cris m 7

I just cut mine back when it gets too bushy. I haven't got a very big garden so have to keep it well cut back. The only problem with this is that some years I don't get a lot of 'snowballs' on it but it is usually much better and covered in blooms the following year.

snowball viburnum I have to cut mine back every year as it grows about 3ft after it blooms they say the flowers bloom on old wood I do not get a ton of flowers because I have to cut it back I would suggest finding a spot for it to grow fully with some pruning for shape but let it do its thing and you will get lots of flowers I wish I had planted mine in a different spot now