Viburnum by Cosine
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I think this is a Japanese Viburnum, but there are enough different kinds that I'm not sure. Taken at Bishop's Close, a lovely garden in southwest Portland, OR.
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Comments (4)
Just dont ask me for its name...i know "tussilagos"...but thats it...hmmm...although, most of the times i confuse them with "maskrosor". Ooops...im rambling arent i? Sorry. Beautiful photo Dennis, excellent depth. #:O)
Great shot of this flowering bush. We called them 'snowballs' when I lived on the coast.
I looked at your picture and thought "snowballs" and then I read it was Japanese Viburnum. I'm glad Marion straightened me out that it is one and the same. A great picture, and you reminded me I need to go visit the Bishop's Close.
Wonderful capture of these flowers, we have some kind of snowball here as well, but this one is not known to me. Great to see new species! Gorgeous work, Dennis!