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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Shasta Doublefile Viburnum Shrub?
The Shasta Viburnum (Viburnum plicatum var. tomentosum ‘Shasta’) is a beloved flowering shrub prized for its dramatic tiered branches lined with snow‑white lacecap blooms in mid‑spring. It is ideal for adding architectural elegance to gardens and natural landscapes
How large does the Shasta Viburnum grow at maturity?
This shrub typically reaches 6–8 ft tall and 8–12 ft wide. The wide, rounded form makes the plant an excellent specimen for hedges or landscapes.
Which USDA zones are best suited for this Viburnum?
Shasta is grown reliably in USDA Zones 5–8, handling both cold winters and warm summers easily-making it a top choice across many regions.
What light conditions does Shasta prefer?
Best grown in full sun to partial shade, ideally receiving at least 4–6 hours of direct sunlight each day. Morning sun with afternoon shade works well in warmer area
When does Shasta Viburnum bloom and fruit?
During spring, you can expect lavish white flower clusters, followed by red berries turning black in summer.
What kind of soil and water does it need?
Shasta thrives in moist, well‑drained soil ranging from loam to clay. Water it consistently, especially when young, avoiding overly wet conditions that might harm the roots
Should I prune Shasta Viburnum, and when?
Yes. Prune right after flowering to maintain shape and remove old stems. This encourages new growth and preserves its signature tiered structure.
Is the Shasta Viburnum deer- or disease-resistant?
The viburnums are usually resistant to deer and other common viburnum pests. Proper air circulation and avoidance of overhead watering reduce fungal growth.
What makes Shasta a standout in garden design?
With its layered branches, spring blooms, summer berries, and vivid fall foliage, the Shasta offers year-round interest and becomes especially striking when planted as a hedge or specimen piece.
Can this shrub be used for privacy or screening?
Yes! Once mature, Shasta forms a dense, 6–8 ft tall barrier - perfect for hedges or privacy screens - while still leaving room for seasonal blooms.


