Possumhaw Viburnum 'Winterthur'
3 Gallon
$74.99
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Full growing guide
Shrub · Zones 5–9
Viburnum nudum
Possumhaw Viburnum 'Winterthur'
$74.99
The short version
A shrub for full sun or part sun.
Native variety. Bees can get in.
Zones 5–9Full sun · Part sunModerate waterNot pet-safe
Stock
In stockTracking the day it leavesPromise
Arrives aliveOr we replace it. How
Spacing and size
5–6 ft apart; group them for more fruit.
Restocks and new drops, in the Shop app.
The story
The berries change color.
Flat clusters of creamy flowers in late spring, then berries that turn from pale green to pink to deep blue, often all at once on the same cluster. Glossy leaves go wine-red in fall.
Light
Full sun for the most fruit and fall color; part shade is fine.
Water
Keep evenly moist. It tolerates wet and boggy soil.
Planting
Plant in spring or fall, root ball top at soil level.
A native shrub with one of the best fruit displays around, plus fall color.
The facts
Size5–7 ft tall, 5–6 ft wideShowLate spring; berries late summer into fallLightFull sun, Part sunZones5–9WaterAverageGood forNative variety, Deer-resistantPetsNot pet-safe; keep out of reach
Who it feeds
Bred from a native. USDA records the parent species growing wild in your state, inside its native range. USDA PLANTS
- Caterpillars About 95 kinds of native butterflies and moths raise their caterpillars on Viburnum, going by the median county in a nationwide study. Caterpillars are what songbirds feed their chicks. Source
Plays well with
Complete the planting.
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