Among the good varieties is Viburnum x bodnantense ‘Dawn’, which produces clusters of pink buds on bare stems, which open out to highly fragrant pale pink tubular flowers.

Burkwood viburnums (Viburnum x burkwoodii) have glossy foliage and fragrant, outstanding ball-shaped, white flowers. They are 6-8' tall and 4-5' wide.

Viburnum x burkwoodii varieties also flower in spring. The cultivar 'Anne Russell' is probably the most common of the burkwoodii group with fragrant flowers pink in bud opening white. V.

The Viburnum family offers numerous, marvelously fragrant varieties including the Koreanspice Viburnum (V. carlesii), V. Cayuga, and V. Mohawk.

There are several kinds, Viburnum carlesii, a species from Korea and Japan, and several closely related hybrids of this plant. There is a real beauty called 'Aurora' with red-pink buds.

The species (Senecio haworthii), related to both string-of-beads and pickle plant, is hardy only to the low 40s. It’s also quite variable, though all its forms demand bright light and well ...