1-2′ Tall and Wide

Full sun to part sun

Moist, well draining soils. Adaptable to most soil types and conditions include wetter sites

Slow (less than 1’/year)

Small white flowers form flat topped clusters

Blooms mid spring on old wood

Berries take the place of flowers starting off green then changing to pink/red then blue/black maturing late summer

Long, green simple leaves during the growing season

Leaves turn an orange red in the fall

Tolerances: wet soils, some deer and rabbit resistance

Attracts: Birds, bees, and butterflies

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