Western Viburnum | Viburnum ellipticum
This attractive, round shrub has oval to round, waxy, coarsely-toothed leaves and clusters of white flowers from late spring to early summer, followed by clusters of orange-red fruits that turn shiny black in fall. Western viburnum foliage turns an attractive red in the fall. Birds eat the ripe fruits.
Plant Details
| Habitats | Oak Woodland, Bottomland Forests, Mixed Hardwood-Conifer Forest or Woodland |
|---|---|
| Mature Height | 3-9 ft. |
| Shade Preference | full sun, part shade |
| Soil Tolerance | prefers dry soil conditions; can tolerate moist soil |
| Special Uses | drought tolerant; attracts birds; attracts pollinators |
