Viburnum Dilatatum 'Cardinal Candy'

Cold hardy, disease resistant and beautiful - whatthey've been dipped in lacquer. The autumn foliage is
more could you ask for?russet red - enhancing the berry display in October
In the winter of 1990, the temperature at Rodneyand November.
Henneke's farm in Indiana dipped to 30 degrees'Cardinal Candy' will mature into a well-branched,
below zero. Henneke, a plant breeder, had grownrounded shrub reaching 6 feet high and wide. It will
several Virburnum dilatatum from seed. Theadapt to most soil types and does best in full sun to
extremely cold temperatures killed all of the plantspart shade. 'Cardinal Candy' will fit nicely in most any
except for one - 'Cardinal Candy.' From the momentlandscape, especially as a background plant in the
he discovered this, Henneke knew he had a veryperennial garden, in a border or as a specimen plant.
special plant.It is extremely durable and virtually maintenance free.
'Cardinal Candy' will bring beauty and interest to yourWe often use Viburnum 'Cardinal Candy' combined
garden for all four seasons year after year. From lateViburnums 'Blue Muffin' and 'Michael Dodge' where
spring into summer, it will be smothered in shiny darkmoderate-sized deciduous screening is called for. The
green leaves and creamy white flowers. The smallcombination of red, blue and yellow berries is quite
flowers are clustered in 5 inch flat heads and arestriking indeed. We guarantee that you will love
absolutely outstanding. In mid-late summer, bright red'Cardinal Candy!'
berries replace the flowers - these are the truePlanting and Care
highlight of 'Cardinal Candy.' The abundant, glossy redExtremely cold hardy - Zones 4-7.
fruits are produced without a pollinator and will lightChoose a spot in full sun to part shade.
up your garden throughout autumn, often right intoWill adapt to almost all soil types, but well-drained is
mid winter. They are so shiny, that you'll thinkbest.