Viburnum dentatum
Viburnum dentatum, commonly known as arrowwood viburnum, is a native deciduous shrub with an upright, bushy habit, prized for its high hardiness and significant ecological value. Vigorous and adaptable, it forms a dense mass ideal for informal hedges, natural screens, and biodiversity-enhancing landscapes. In spring, it produces large, flat cymes of small, slightly fragrant, creamy-white flowers, rich in nectar and highly attractive to pollinators. Its dull green, finely toothed foliage turns yellow to reddish-purple in autumn. In late summer, abundant clusters of blue-black berries appear, decorative and highly favored by birds. Viburnum dentatum tolerates various soils well, including slightly moist ones, and is a reliable choice for naturalized gardens and ecological plantings.
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Light, soil, water and hardiness
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