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Viburnum prunifolium

Viburnum Blackhaw

(Zone 3) Very adaptable plant to soils and sites. A plant native to all of the Chicagoland region moist woodland areas. Stiff branching, somewhat horizontal. Wonderful fall color changing from purple to deep red to bronze. Transplants well.

Flower: May - June Creamy White Fragrant Fruit: Sept - Dec Blue to Black Drupe Fall Color: Scarlet Red-Crimson Shape: Horizontal & Dense Size: 15' X 12' Distinct Features: Handsome in winter Best Dig Time: Spring, Fall, Summer Adaptable To: Light Moisture pH Uses: Border Edible parts Hedge Low Maintenance Mass/Grouping Screen Specimen Windbreak		pH Preference : Alkaline soil Neutral soil *Tolerates:* Alkaline soil Sun Preference: Full Sun *Tolerates:* Full Sun Partial Shade Shade Soil Moisture Preferred: Dry Moist *Tolerates:* Dry Wet Site Preferred: Well Drained *Tolerates:* Clayey soil Poor, Gravelly soil Urban conditions Environmental Tolerances: Disease Drought Deer Heat Pest Wind / Exposed Sites

http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0207RD_Natives.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0906RDi_Bees.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0306RDs_Edible.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0907RD_FallColor.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/1007RD_FallPlanting.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0104RD_OhDeer.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0704RD_Screening.pdf
http://www.beesongrows.com/pdfs/0604RD_Shade.pdf

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