Viburnum, Arrowwood (Potted)

Valued for its adaptability and support of local pollinators, arrowwood viburnum serves as an excellent choice for hedgerows and naturalized landscapes. This plant is available as potted stock grown in root-prune pouches, allowing for successful transplanting throughout the growing season.

Viburnum dentatum provides critical resources for local ecosystems, offering small white blooms that attract a variety of pollinators. Following the flowering period, the shrub produces blue-black drupes in summer and fall, serving as a food source for the Eastern bluebird, Northern flicker, and small mammals. Its fall foliage varies from yellow to vibrant orange and red.

Gardeners can utilize arrowwood in rain gardens, mixed borders, or habitat plantings where it supports the spring azure butterfly larva. It grows to 6–10 feet tall and wide, adapting well to sites with moist, well-drained soil. While it tolerates shade, it also flourishes in full sun. The plant is hardy in zones 3–8.

Our potted stock minimizes root disturbance, facilitating establishment in a variety of garden settings. With proper care, this versatile shrub develops into a durable landscape feature that supports wildlife year after year.