American Cranberry Viburnum is a native shrub valued for its combination of spring flowers, summer fruit, colorful fall foliage, and winter interest. Flat clusters of white flowers appear in spring, followed by bright red berry-like fruit that can persist into fall and winter and provide food for birds. The foliage develops attractive red and purple tones in autumn, giving the shrub several seasons of ornamental value. Its larger size makes it useful for naturalized plantings, wildlife gardens, informal screens, and shrub borders.
Height: 8–12 ft
Width: 8–12 ft
Flower time: May–June
Sun/Shade: Full sun to part shade
American Cranberry Viburnum is a native shrub valued for its combination of spring flowers, summer fruit, colorful fall foliage, and winter interest. Flat clusters of white flowers appear in spring, followed by bright red berry-like fruit that can persist into fall and winter and provide food for birds. The foliage develops attractive red and purple tones in autumn, giving the shrub several seasons of ornamental value. Its larger size makes it useful for naturalized plantings, wildlife gardens, informal screens, and shrub borders.
Height: 8–12 ft
Width: 8–12 ft
Flower time: May–June
Sun/Shade: Full sun to part shade
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