Viburnum plicatum 'Trizam' Triumph™

A compact, rounded small shrub that provides a spectacular display of numerous white ‘snowball’ flower clusters. This cultivar is good for shrub borders planted alone or in groups.

Categories: Viburnum

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Genus

Viburnum
Species

plicatum
Variety Type

Ornamental
Variety

Viburnum
Growth Rate

Slow to moderate.
Foliage

Dull dark green, ovate to oval leaves up to (smaller than normal for the species) with a neatly serrated margin and brownish-orange hairs (especially prominent on the underside). The whole leaf is slightly recurved along the main vein. The system of veining (venation) is depressed, giving a 'pleated' appearance. The leaves hang stiffly in an almost vertical position. Turning reddish-purple to greenish-yellow in autumn while retaining a lighter greenish-white underside.
Bark

Greyish-brown.
Tree Habit

A compact, rounded shrub with stiff branching, gradually becoming somewhat horizontal, producing a tiered habit.
Flowers

Numerous white sterile flowers in a rounded 'snowball' cyme in late spring.
Height (m)

2
Width (m)

2