Viburnum Conoy-Small Shrub, Fragrant Flat

Viburnum Conoy – Compact Form, Big Fragrance

Viburnum Conoy (Viburnum × burkwoodii ‘Conoy’) is a tidy, semi-evergreen shrub that shines with fragrant, flat-topped white flower clusters in spring. The blooms emerge from pink buds and release a light, sweet scent that adds charm to gardens, patios, and pathways.

This compact shrub offers year-round interest: glossy green leaves remain evergreen in mild climates and turn burgundy in fall, while red berries mature to black in summer, attracting birds. Its neat, mounding shape makes it perfect for foundation plantings, low hedges, and mixed borders.

• � Fragrant white flowers from pink buds
• � Burgundy fall foliage
• � Red berries turning black
• � Compact and semi-evergreen form
• �️ Deer-resistant and low-maintenance

Design Tip: Use in front-of-border or foundation plantings for year-round structure and spring fragrance.

Growing Zones: 5–8 outdoors

FAQ’s

What makes Viburnum Conoy ideal for small spaces

Its compact size and naturally rounded shape make it perfect for foundation plantings, small gardens, and low borders.

Are the flowers fragrant

Yes, the white flower clusters release a light, pleasant fragrance that enhances spring garden enjoyment.

Is it evergreen

In warmer zones, it holds its glossy green foliage through winter. In colder climates, it may lose some or all of its leaves.

Do birds eat the berries

Yes, birds are attracted to the red berries that ripen to black in summer.