Korea, Japan
"There are ten species known in Korea (Hong and Im, 2003; Kim, 2007). Viburnum erosum, V. dilatatum Thunb., V. wrightii Miq., V. opulus, and V. carlesii var. calvescens are common in the thickets of forests." [1]
"Plants of Viburnum have often been cultivated as ornamentals due to their showy flowers and fragrancy, such as V. opulus L., and V. carlesii Hemsl., and as a medicine source, such as V. tinus L. and V. erosum." [1]
An ornamental plant. [2]
[1] Choi, Y. G., & Sang-Hun, O. H. (2019). A comparative morphological study of Viburnum (Adoxaceae) in Korea. Korean Journal of Plant Taxonomy, 49(2), 107-117.
[2] Fargione, M. J., Curtis, P. D., & Richmond, M. E. (1991). Resistance of woody ornamental plants to deer damage.
