Is This A Viburnum Rufidulum Raf.?

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Is This A Viburnum Rufidulum Raf.?

by Pamela
(Hinesville, GA)

I am truly new at gardening and didn't realize that knowing the type of plants, trees and shrubs are important for their maintenance. Please tell me if this is a Viburnum Rufidulum Raf. I took pictures of both sides. This should be my last question for a while:-)

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Is This A Viburnum Rufidulum Raf.?

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Sep 26, 2011

Is This A Viburnum Rufidulum Raf?
by: Kimberly

Hi Pamela, Kimberly here from landscape solutions for you. Thank you again for asking a question on the identification of your shrub.

Thank you also CD for giving your comments. I have to agree with CD, the shrub looks like a Double Reeves Spirea. The leaves of a Spirea has little jagged edges, and the leaves in your photo are like that. Viburnum leaves have smooth edges.

The best of luck to you and thanks again for asking the question. Have a great day.
Kimberly

Sep 25, 2011

Double Reeves Spirea (S. cantoniensis 'Lanceata')
by: CD

Definitely not. It is a Double Reeves Spirea (S. cantoniensis 'Lanceata'.

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