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Stems of 33 varieties of  Viburnum  were screened for low temperature tolerance on five dates. Terminal stem cuttings were shipped overnight to Orono, Maine, from Oregon, Michigan, and Minnesota. Following a controlled freezing regime, stems were incubated for 7–14 days and evaluated for injury by visual observation. Lowest survival temperatures (LST) were estimated as the lowest temperature at which 100% of stems were uninjured. Varieties of  V. dentatum, V. lantana, V. opulus , and  V. trilobum  were rated as consistently very cold tolerant.  Viburnum ×pragense, V. dilatatum , and  V. rufidulum  were rated as consistently moderately cold tolerant. All  V. tomentosum  varieties showed inconsistent LST estimates. Varieties from the Oregon source were rated as cold intolerant. Direct comparisons by variety and source will be discussed with emphasis on consistent LST estimates. Rates of deacclimation as they occurred over the five testing dates will also be discussed.

Lowest Survival Temperature (LST) Estimations in 33 Varieties of Viburnum by Controlled Freezing