Help ID Shrub With White Blossoms (grown, Dogwood, tree, hostas)

[Nonchalance]

This shrub or little tree is about 7 feet tall, in Zone 7A, and in June it's covered in clusters of small white blossoms. The leaves look somewhat like dogwood leaves, but I don't think it's actually a dogwood. It resides along with hostas and other plants in a densely-shaded and somewhat overgrown area.


Hope the pictures help! Thanks.












Again, thanks to any who can help ID this.

[southernnaturelover]

One of the viburnums, probably Arrowwood.

[Pocopsonite]

I was thinking viburnum, too, though I don't know varieties.

We have bought maybe 5 or 6 viburnums over the past 20 years. We now have approximately 30 scattered around the yard. They sprout new plants like crazy! My husband separates them and replants them in other areas. They grow really fast and the blooms are just wonderful in late spring!

[wit-nit]

Viburnum species, probably 'viburnum dentum'.

[Nonchalance]

Thanks! I think it is a viburnum. Arrowood looks like a good match so far.