Also known as sheepberry, or sweet viburnum. Small, white, fragrant flowers.
Family | Adoxaceae |
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Season Bloom | Late May |
Habitat | Favors rich, moist sites. Grows in both shade and sun, very adaptable to many sites and hardy as a transplant. |
Cycle | Perennial woody |
Height | 20' |
Leaf Description | Fruit is light in color, and turns black in the fall. Fruit is persistent throughout winter and resembles raisins in appearance. Leaves are 2" to 5" long and emerge as a light green, mature foliage is a dark mossy green. |
Soil Type | Wet |
Light Source | Shade, Partial Shade, Sun |
Location | Woodland |