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What is this shrub? A: Viburnum

University of Memphis Director of Landscape Joellen identifies it as a Viburnum. She says it is attractive to wildlife due to its blooms and fruit. She mentions that Viburnums tend to be large shrubs, although efforts to breed smaller varieties are underway. Joellen also points out that some Viburnums are evergreen while others are not, highlighting the species' diversity. Despite their size, she emphasizes the plant's merits and popularity among birds for its fruit.
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