Tree Descriptions
Arrowwood (Viburnum dentatum)
| Height: | 5-9' |
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| Width: | 5-9' |
| Growth Rate: | moderate |
| Soil: | loamy |
| Moisture: | dry to wet |
| Shade Tolerance: | full sun to partial shade |
| Bloom Time: | May - June |
| Flower Color: | white |
| Uses: | landscaping, wildlife |
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| Habitat: | Prefers dry to wet loamy soil and full sun to partial shade |
| Notes: | Flowers in May - June and blue berries in the fall. |
Arrowwood is a native Michigan shrub that produces 3” clusters of small white flowers in May to June and blue berries in the fall. The fruit is eaten by numerous songbirds. Fall color is highly variable, from yellow to red or purplish red. Plants tend to develop fall color later than most other trees. Arrowwood is very durable in the landscape and is easy to grow in difficult sites.
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