Maple-leaved Viburnum - Plant Profile

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Plant Names

Viburnum acerifolium

Maple-leaved Viburnum

Viorne à feuilles d'érable

Synonyms

dockmackie

maple-leaved arrowwood

possom haw

Plant Characteristics

Couleur de floraison: Blanc Bloom Period: Jun - Jun

Hauteur max: 6,0 feet

Max Width: 4,0 feet (spreads by rhizome)

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Seed and plant distribution status

No seeds available for this plant.

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Faits intéressants

Maple-leaved Viburnum is a named for its three-lobed leaves, which resemble those of a maple. It produces small clusters of creamy white flowers in late spring or early summer, followed by berries that change from red to dark blue-purple as they mature. The foliage often develops attractive pink, red, or purple tones in fall. It is an en excellent choice for a woodland garden, shady native border, or naturalized planting. it tolerates dry shade once established, making it particularly useful beneath mature trees. It does not require rich soil. Plant where it has room to develop naturally rather than trying to keep it as a tightly clipped shrub.