Viburnum harryanum Edmund Cuthbert The resemblance to maple is

The resemblance to maple is pure coincidence

happy ground the bog sage spreads freely by running roots into a broad colony

whose saluenensis crosses gave the genus a new hardiness and an unmatched freedom of bloom

In the Deep South the leaves commonly hang on through winter

A word of caution belongs on the label

Viburnum harryanum Edmund Cuthbert The resemblance to maple isThis Viburnum is a medium sized evergreen shrub of dense, bushy habit. The small dark green, almost round leaves are distinctive. It bears clusters of small white flowers in late spring. It was introduced from China by E. H. Wilson in 1904 but remains virtually unknown in the U. S. Our stock came from Hillier Nursery in England via Mr. John Frierson of Columbia, SC. This is an unusual Viburnum that seems to grow well in our area.