By Liz757
Hampshire,
United Kingdom 
I have seen in flower at present a plant that I know is called viburnum plicatum. It starts off looking as tho its pale yellow but over a week the flowers turn brilliant white and it flowers all at once all along its branches. It has a branch-like rather than upright habit and its defintely not marisei which is a bit petiolarus hydrangea-like in its flowers. Does anyone out there know the explicit name for this viburnum, so I can try and track it down. As I say, its flowering right now and absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for racking your brains for me!
23 May, 2015
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You might be thinking of Viburnum plicatum tomentosum (previously called V. plicatum 'shasta'). Viburnum plicatum varies in growth habit - often its in horizontal tiers, some are mixed horizontal and upright, some are mostly upright.
23 May, 2015