I would have guessed that caroleoh has arrowwood viburnum (Viburnum dentatum). These pretty much stink in flower, and they bloom late spring/early summer here. About the only viburnums that bloom later are Viburnum nudum and its clones, which have a bit sweeter scent but not in the range of the spice girls like Viburnum carlesii and her offspring. brandon7: harryshoe may be reluctant to relate the rancorous or rancid, but I can tell you the range of smells of over 100 different species and clones that have a home here. I will not speak for him and his guests, as I don't find 'Winterthur' objectionable olfactorily. I do have a problem with Viburnum dilatatum, unfortunately, which is one of my favorites for overall performance. Reproductive fluids is as near a description as I can match it with. gardengal48's mention of old sweat socks fits nearby. I've even heard some reputable plantsmen attribute that to the odor of fallen leaves of some species. Go figure. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and fragrance - well, that's a rhinoceros of a different color.

Prune out all the dead beause dead wood is a good way for insects and disease to enter the plant

Sounds like moving it is your best option. Viburnums generally do best with little or no pruning -- if they are in the right place -- but a lot depends on the variety. I did have one growing in a front border that I pruned up into a small tree form. I did not cut any off the top and it looked lovely. Do remove crossing branches and excess suckers around the base. If you do have to prune, be sure to do it after the plant finishes blooming. To avoid getting five little branches where you made each cut, try cutting a branch back to where it attaches to another branch. If you google "prune bushes trees" (without the quotation marks) you'll find lots of good how-to information. Here's one link: Here is a link that might be useful: pruning viburnums

Since you've had your question answered, no need to repost :-) But in future, just pick ONE of the gardening forums and post there....whichever one you feel most appropriate. The multiple tagging on what used to be the GardenWeb forums - all the gardening forums - doesn't work. Except for Landscape Design.......that seems to be the only GW forum that accepts the Houzz multi-tagging. (long and involved story but GardenWeb was around long before Houzz was a glimmer in anyone's eye and the melding of the two websites since the acquisition has not gone without numerous glitches, this tagging thing still being one of the major ones. It doesn't work and it is just plain dumb anyway)