Viburnum, Arrowwood

Viburnum, ArrowwoodTree Care: Planting: Well draining soil, partial to full sun, proper spacing. Watering: Keep soil consistently moist, water deeply. Fertilizing: Spring application of balanced, slow release fertilizer. Pruning: As needed for shape and dead branches, light pruning after flowering. Pest and Disease Control: Inspect regularly, apply controls if necessary. Berries: Leave for wildlife or use in flower arrangements. Winter Protection: Apply mulch in severe

Tree Care:

Planting: Well-draining soil, partial to full sun, proper spacing.

Watering: Keep soil consistently moist, water deeply.

Fertilizing: Spring application of balanced, slow-release fertilizer.

Pruning: As needed for shape and dead branches, light pruning after flowering.

Pest and Disease Control: Inspect regularly, apply controls if necessary.

Berries: Leave for wildlife or use in flower arrangements.

Winter Protection: Apply mulch in severe winter regions for root protection.
Arrowwood viburnum is a low-maintenance shrub that enhances your landscape with its beauty and wildlife value. Adjust care based on your local conditions.

Tree Description:

Size: Deciduous shrub, 6-10 ft in height and width.

Leaves: Dark green, elliptical, turn red/purple in fall.

Flowers: Clusters of small, creamy white flowers in late spring to early summer.

Berries: Blue-black berries in late summer/fall, important for wildlife.

Bark: Brown to grayish-brown, fissured with age.

Adaptability: Tolerant of various soils, partial to full sun.

Landscaping: Versatile for hedges, specimen plant, or naturalized landscapes.

Wildlife Value: Provides food for birds, including songbirds.
Arrowwood viburnum is a hardy shrub with attractive features, making it a valuable addition to gardens and natural areas.