What shrub is this? (flowers, growing, yard, spring)

[Rickcin]

These full, thick flowering shrubs are along a Greenway in SW Virginia and I would love to know what they are!

Thanks

[DeanGuitarist]

Looks like Bridal Wreath.

[jacqueg]

I think it's a viburnum, similar to this one - Showy Spring Flowering Viburnum luzoncium » Gardening in the Panhandle - or this one - https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/orn...nus-shrubs.htm

But there are other viburnums it could be as well. Viburnum is a large genus, I'm hardly familiar with all of them. I am going by the opposite, rugose leaves and the flower cluster.

[Rickcin]

Originally Posted by jacqueg

I think it's a viburnum, similar to this one - Showy Spring Flowering Viburnum luzoncium » Gardening in the Panhandle - or this one - https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/orn...nus-shrubs.htm

But there are other viburnums it could be as well. Viburnum is a large genus, I'm hardly familiar with all of them. I am going by the opposite, rugose leaves and the flower cluster.

Excellent call, I started looking at various Viburnums on line and I believe that is exactly what it is.

Even more ironic, I planted several of these in our yard last year and since they are very s,all and have not flowered yet, they are the exact shrub I admired on the bike trail today. How crazy is that??

[gentlearts]

Definitely viburnum. There are so many varieties, that it would be hard to tell the exact variety.

[acornsower]

Definitely looks like Viburnum x burkwoodii to me:

Viburnum × burkwoodii - Plant Finder

[Rickcin]

Originally Posted by acornsower

Definitely looks like Viburnum x burkwoodii to me:

Viburnum × burkwoodii - Plant Finder

It could be either variety since they are both very similar size wise and the flowers look similar as well.

Thanks for all of your responses.