Viburnum acerifolium

Common Name: Mapleleaf Viburnum

Pot Size: 2 g

Small and densely branched shrub with leaves resembling maple. White umbels are produced in spring followed by attractive blue fruit in fall. Readily spreads to form a colony. Excellent selection for wildlife attraction as pollinators visit blooms and fruit is enjoyed by birds in the fall and winter months. Also a larval host for several butterfly species.

Current Height: 2-3′   Mature Height: 3-6′   Light: Sun/Part Sun    Water: Average

Photo Credits: Katja Schulz, Lisa Kimmerling