Closer up.

It looks like Viburnum plicatum, too, though...

i ask.. so i can report this to GW...

did you post these pix upright???

ken

Hi, Ken. Yes, I posted upright of course. From an iPad. Sometimes I see pictures upside down on here too. But normally, when others see things upside down, they are right side up to me! Maybe an iPad thing?

Click on the image. A new window will open with an enlarged image in an upright position. :-)

Does it have a nice smell? Could it be Korean Spice Viburnum?
Joann

Larger image is still sideways.....I think its a GW problem :-)

Probably Viburnum plicatum 'Popcorn', which has a growth habit much more like a snowball viburnum than a doublefile viburnum and very snowball-looking flowers. But definitely a plicatum, as the flowers are clearly arranged in a row along the top of the branches rather than at the terminal ends like snowball viburnums are.

link is sideways also ..

ken

Hi! I am brand new to this forum but my bet is that it is a hydragea. The leaves look like one. Just my two cents...
:)
Definitely not a Double Fire Viburnum.

Here is a link that might be useful: Hydrangea Plants

Using Chrome browser...clicking on a sideways image will open another window with the image upright. Maybe the browser makes the difference? I'm not crazy...really! :-)

Not a hydrangea. Those are Viburnum leaves.

It smells fantastic. I don't think hydrangea. It's not woody enough. Any other tips? Will more pictures help? It's not blooming yet.