Viburnum dentatum
Arrowwood viburnum is a shrub native to most of the Eastern US. It is commonly found along stream banks and in moist woods, though it’s tolerant of a wide variety of conditions. The Xerces Society has named this plant of special value to native and bumblebees, who visit the small white flowers that form clusters on last season’s growth. Summer and fall-maturing blue-black drupes provide food for wildlife, especially the Eastern Bluebird, Northern Flicker and small mammals. Fall foliage can range from fiery orange and red to a more drab yellow. Larval host to the Spring Azure butterfly.
Zone: 3-8 (Map)
Habitat: Moist, well-drained soils. Shade to full sun.
Growth: 6-10’ tall, 6-10’ wide at maturity.
Arrowwood viburnum is a native shrub commonly found along stream banks and in moist woods, and is of special value to and bumble- and native bees.
2-3′
$10.00
Arrowwood viburnum is a native shrub commonly found along stream banks and in moist woods, and is of special value to and bumble- and native bees.
2-3′
$10.00
Viburnum dentatum
Arrowwood viburnum is a shrub native to most of the Eastern US. It is commonly found along stream banks and in moist woods, though it’s tolerant of a wide variety of conditions. The Xerces Society has named this plant of special value to native and bumblebees, who visit the small white flowers that form clusters on last season’s growth. Summer and fall-maturing blue-black drupes provide food for wildlife, especially the Eastern Bluebird, Northern Flicker and small mammals. Fall foliage can range from fiery orange and red to a more drab yellow. Larval host to the Spring Azure butterfly.
Zone: 3-8 (Map)
Habitat: Moist, well-drained soils. Shade to full sun.
Growth: 6-10’ tall, 6-10’ wide at maturity.
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