Viburnum

BLUE MUFFIN VIBURNUM (3′x3′) compact, produces masses of white flowers in late spring, blue berries in fall, reddish fall foliage.
DWARF EUROPEAN CRANBERRY (1-1½ ft. tall & wide) dense dark green foliage, compact shape.
DWARF AMERICAN CRANBERRY (3-4′ tall and wide) – compact shrub with brilliant red fall color, shade tolerant.
GARRY PINK VIBURNUM (8′x5′) clusters of pink flowers in June followed by bright red berries; intense fall color.
HIGHBUSH CRANBERRY (10′x6′) very hardy beautiful shrub with white flower clusters, followed by clusters of red, edible berries; dark green lobed leaves, attractive fall color.
MOHICAN VIBURNUM (6′x6′) compact form of the Wayfaring Tree.
NANNYBERRY (10′x8′) attractive native shrub with white flowers, edible black berries, and green foliage turns purplish red in the fall; can be pruned to form a small tree.
ONANDAGA VIBURNUM (5′x5′) globe shape shrub with purple-tinged green leaves; unique purple/red and white flower clusters.
SNOWBALL (8′x6′) most known for its showy snowball-like white flower clusters in June; dark green leaves often turn a deep red in fall, can be trimmed into tree form.
WAYFARING TREE (6′x5′) large white flowers; berries change from red to black; large dark green leaves often turn purple in the fall; this is a tough, low maintenance shrub.