Spring in Tuscaloosa - Chinese Snowball Bush - Viburnum
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8 comments:
Cool! never saw or heard of one before.
We've got viburnum in our yard but they sure as heck don't look like that!
Beautiful!
Wow!! We have a couple small bushes here but they show no sign of blooming yet.
What a beautiful snowball bush. This is one of the largest I have seen.
I've never seen anything like it. It's so pretty!
Yes, it's time for snowball bushes. They're so imressive when they get big enough to cascade like that. Spring in Tuscaloosa is beautiful.
So cool to see that. The one in my neighborhood was cut down last year.
Thanks for visiting and commenting EVERYONE!
I WISH this one was in my yard. Actually the bloom at the bottom is, but my viburnum is only about 3feet tall.
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