Viburnum lentago Fruit when clipped as a formal

when clipped as a formal specimen

Clusters of creamy-white flowers in late spring are followed by brilliant orange to scarlet autumn berries

but on a petite scale

deep purple-red young leaves that turn dark green in summer and a rich butter-yellow in autumn

Viburnum lentago Fruit when clipped as a formalNative to Missouri, this upright, decidious species bears non fragrant white flowers in flat topped cymes in spring followed by drupes of eatible black berries which often persist into winter. These are very attractive to wildlife but can also be used for jams and jellies. Glossy, dark green leaves turn greenish yellow to reddish purple in autumn. H7