Cayuga Viburnum Shrub

Cayuga Viburnum – Fragrant Flowers & Four-Season Interest

Cayuga Viburnum (Viburnum × carlcephalum ‘Cayuga’) is a compact, well-behaved shrub that delivers strong seasonal performance. In mid-spring, it bursts into bloom with dense, globe-shaped clusters of pink-tinged white flowers that emit a rich, spicy fragrance.

As the seasons progress, clusters of orange-red berries attract birds, while the dark green foliage transforms into rich shades of burgundy in fall. Its rounded form and pest resistance make it a low-maintenance choice for borders, foundations, or small landscapes.

• � Fragrant white flowers with pink blush
• � Orange-red berries attract birds
• � Burgundy fall foliage
• � Compact, rounded shape
• �️ Low-maintenance and deer-resistant

Design Tip: Plant near walkways, patios, or entrances to enjoy its fragrance and multi-season color up close.

Growing Zones: 4–8 outdoors

FAQ’s

How fragrant are Cayuga Viburnum flowers

Very fragrant—its pink-tinted white blooms release a spicy-sweet scent that can be enjoyed several feet away.

Is Cayuga Viburnum a good fit for smaller gardens

Yes, its compact, rounded shape makes it perfect for borders, foundations, or smaller landscape spaces.

Does it attract wildlife

Yes, its berries attract birds, and the flowers support pollinators like bees and butterflies.

What kind of fall color does it offer

The foliage turns rich burgundy to wine-red in fall, adding vibrant seasonal contrast.