Botanical Name: Viburnum rafinesquianum Common Name: Downy
Arrowwood Click on an image to enlarge Height: 10-12' Spread:
5-6' Habit/Form: Open and spreading Growth Rate: Medium Zone:
5-7 Cultural Requirements: Full sun to part shade and moist,
well drained soil; will tolerate some dryness. May be hard to
locate in nurseries. Ornamental characteristics: Clusters of
creamy white flowers in spring; dark blue black fruit in autumn;
burgundy fall color. Uses in the Landscape: specimen, shrub
border. Native to Midwest - Native Shrubs of the Midwest 48% A
native plant is considered to be a species that existed in the
Midwest prior to the arrival of European settlers, as opposed to
a naturalized plant, which has been introduced into a new
habitat by human influence. Native shrubs are part of the... -
Viburnums for the Home Landscape 48% Viburnums for the Home
Landscape Tough, adaptable shrubs available in many sizes and
forms to fit small or large properties Several selections
available with wonderfully fragrant flow