Viburnum, Arrowwood

Viburnum dentatum

Family: Adoxaceae

2-3 ft. height at sale, bare root

Native to VT

Sourced from NY

Description
Arrowwood viburnum is a medium-to-large deciduous shrub known for its white spring flowers and blue-black berries in the summer. Historically, it has been used to make arrows because the young stems are strait, strong, and flexible.

General Information

Recommended Spacing (ft)	4-10
Mature Width (ft)	6-15
Mature Height (ft)	6-15
Growth Rate (in/yr)	12-24
Sun Preference	Full sun, partial shade
Soil Type Preference	Acidic, Alkaline, Clay, Loamy, Sandy
Soil Moisture Preference	Moist, well drained
Sourced From	New York

$9.00