Viburnum Dentatum

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Arrowwood Virburnum dentatum is a rugged species that is native from Maine south to Florida and west to Iowa and Texas. This shrub is an important host and nectar source for butterflies and moths. Later in the season, dark blue fruit appears and is much appreciated by songbirds. Colorful fall foliage adds to its appeal.

With the possible exception of Rhododendron, no genus offers as many attractive and useful shrubs as Viburnum. Most Viburnums prefer rich, evenly moist, slightly acid soil and perform in sun to part shade. If you want your Viburnums to produce berries for the birds, you’ll need to plant several different Viburnum varieties that bloom at the same time so plants can cross-pollinate.

For more information on Viburnum care, click Growing Guide.