Walter’s Viburnum: All Varieties
Walter’s viburnum is Florida’s most common native viburnum, and its compact cultivars turned a large wild shrub into the state’s favorite native hedge plant. These are the documented, obtainable dwarf and large-form cultivars worth growing in Florida, each with its own full guide.
For the species in general, see the Walter’s Viburnum native profile and the full Walter’s Viburnum: Growing Guide.
- Mrs. Schiller’s Delight Walter’s Viburnum — The beloved dwarf Walter’s viburnum — a dense 2- to 4-foot mound with boxwood texture.
- Densa Walter’s Viburnum — The mid-size dwarf viburnum — dense, glossy, and 5 to 6 feet of native hedge.
- Whorled Class Walter’s Viburnum — The collector’s dwarf viburnum — three leaves per node, bronze fall color, and a slow, rare charm.
- Withlacoochee Walter’s Viburnum — The big-form viburnum — open, uniform, and hedgeable to 7 feet from a 14-foot native.