Viburnum cassinoides
Latin name: Viburnum cassinoides
Common Name: Cassinoid viburnum
Plant type: Shrub
Shape: Shrubby
Botanical family: Adoxaceae
Viburnum cassinoides is a native shrub in the United States, valued for its hardiness and ability to adapt to moist soils. It features white corymbs of bloom in spring followed by berries that turn from pale pink to dark blue, creating a striking two-tone effect in the fall. Its dark green foliage turns coppery red in the cold season, making it an excellent choice for naturalistic gardens, riparian environments, or conservation areas.
Hardiness Zone: Zone 3
Exposure: Sun to partial shade
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Fertilization:
Soil type: Slightly acidic to neutral, cool and well-drained
Minimum temperature: '-40°C
Foliage type: Obsolete
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Height: 1.5 to 2 m (5 to 7 feet)
Width: 2 m (6.5 ft)
Growth rate:
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