Viburnum 'Shasta' (Doublefile Viburnum)

Viburnum plicatum f. tomentosum ‘Shasta’ – Doublefile Viburnum

‘Shasta’ is a broad, spreading viburnum with distinctive tiered, horizontal branching. In spring, the branches are lined with large white lacecap flower clusters, creating a layered effect across the shrub. Green summer foliage may develop attractive fall color, while red fruit later in the season provides additional interest and attracts birds.

Its wide, architectural habit makes it a good choice for mixed borders, woodland edges, or as a specimen shrub. It grows best in organically rich, slightly acidic, well-drained soil with consistent moisture.

Plant Details:
Height: 6–8 feet
Spread: 8–12 feet
Light: Full sun to part sun
Zones: 3–9

Features:
Tiered, horizontal branching
Large white lacecap flowers in spring
Red fruit provides fall interest
Attracts birds and butterflies
Good for borders, woodland edges & specimen plantings