ARROWWOOD VIBURNUM

Viburnum dentatum — Arrowwood Viburnum is one of the most adaptable and dependable native shrubs for American landscapes — a vigorous, multi-stemmed shrub prized for its flat-topped clusters of white flowers in spring, glossy blue-black berries beloved by birds in fall, and outstanding burgundy-red fall foliage. Extremely tough and adaptable, it thrives in a wide range of soils and light conditions with minimal care.

• Mature Size: 6–10 ft. tall, 6–10 ft. wide
• Growth Rate: Moderate to fast
• Sun: Full sun to full shade
• Hardiness Zones: 3–8
• Water: Low to moderate — tolerates wet or dry soils once established
• Flowers: Flat-topped white clusters; late spring
• Berries: Blue-black; highly attractive to birds
• Fall Color: Burgundy-red to glossy red-purple
• Best For: Native landscapes, wildlife gardens, borders, hedges, rain gardens, shade gardens