"cineman" wrote in message
...
I have a large shrub which came from a cutting, taken from a recently
trimmed back shrub in a hospital car park.
The family have called it the snowball tree.
The mature leaves are quite large about 4 to 5 inches long and appear to
be covered in fine hairs.
The buds develope late summer/autumn, in fact they are developing now,
very tight about 1 inch across, they remain like this throughout the
winter, late winter early spring the buds open in the shape of a snow ball
with tiny white flowers.
Many thanks for any assistance
regards
Cineman
Viburnum--perhaps (there are many sorts).
It is widely used in municipal planting.