Doublefile Viburnum (Treeform) Turning Purple In Fall - Late October 2026

There are a lot of things that I really like in our garden that make an impact.  There are also other things that I've planted and occasionally forget about, but when I *do* spot them, I realize how much I love them and how great they (silently) perform their job.

One of those silent success stories are the Doublefile Viburnum - treeform shrubs - that are planted along the Northern Property line.  There are three in total.  I found them in 2022 and planted four.  Three of which are still around.  Two along the northern fenceline, one in the back.  

These shrubs show off in Spring with a big, beautiful set of white blooms.  Here are some photos from this year's Spring flower show.  

Right now, the shrub is turning purple.  And, it looks really great.  Here, below, is a look at the foliage turning color, but hanging on to the branches (so far):

I looked to buy more of these this Spring, but didn't find them at the nursery.  I'll put it back on my 2027 to-do list.  That is...unless the rabbit fence protects the Oakleaf Hydrangeas this Winter.