Highbush Cranberry (Viburnum trilobum)

Viburnum trilobum

Commonly known as American cranberry bush or highbush cranberry, viburnum is a deciduous shrub native to North America. It is recognized for its three-lobed leaves and clusters of white flowers, which transition to vibrant red berries in late summer, resembling cranberries. With a rounded form and arching branches, this viburnum adds visual interest throughout the seasons. Adaptable to various soil types, it is a versatile and hardy choice for landscapes, providing both ornamental appeal and wildlife value.

Origin: Native

Current Sale Size: 12 - 18”, bare root seedling

Growth Rate: Medium (13" - 24" / yr)

Soils:  Moist well-drained soils

Moisture: Mesic

Shade Tolerance: Sun to Part Shade

Mature Height: 8 - 12 ft.

Mature Spread: 8 - 12 ft.

Deer Damage Potential: Low

Uses: Fall color, showy flower, showy fruit, wildlife, pollinators, rain garden

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