Viburnum nudum 'Winterthur' Bob McCartney give the pomegranate a hot

give the pomegranate a hot

scarlet bee balm

willow-like leaves and clean orange-to-red fall color are handsome in their own right

Native to very limited area on deep sandy soil

the tangle of dead stems can be cut clean to the ground in late winter or early spring with no loss of flower

Viburnum nudum 'Winterthur' Bob McCartney give the pomegranate a hot'Winterthur' is the garden aristocrat of the native smooth witherod, an upright, well built deciduous shrub selected by the late Hal Bruce at Winterthur Gardens in Delaware and awarded the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's Gold Medal, the Styer Award, in 1991. The glossy green leaves give the plant clean structure and coverage through the season, then turn deep burgundy and red in fall. Creamy white flowers open in flat clusters in late spring and