10-12′ Tall

6-8′ Wide

Full sun to part sun

Moist, well drained soils. Adaptable to most soil types and conditions

Slow (less than 1’/year)

Small white flower clusters

Mid spring on old wood

After blooms are spent clusters of blue/black berries will mature late summer and persist into fall

New growth is a yellow/green color. As the simple, pointed leaves harden off they turn a deep green

Foliage turns a beautiful marron color in fall

Tolerances: Deer and drought once established

Attracts: Bees and butterflies

After viburnums flower clusters of fruits will take their place. Fruiting will be more prolific if you have another viburnum.