Viburnum sieboldii Miq.

A spreading shrub. It grows 3 m high and spreads 4.5 m wide. It loses its leaves during the year. The young growth is downy. The leaves are large and have prominent veins. They are oblong to oval and glossy. they are dark green above and paler underneath. The flowers are white or cream and in panicles. The fruit are red when young and become black when ripe.

Thickets in lowland and low mountains. Deciduous forests in lowlands and hills, often in wet places; at elevations from 50-1,300 metres.

Can be grown by cuttings, graftings or seedlings.