Species: Viburnum acerifolium
(vye-bur'num a-ser-i-fo'lee-um)
Maple-leaved Viburnum
Found on Course Walks
None Listed
Map of plant locations
(Plant location data may be incomplete)
In Collection(s):
None Listed
Cultivars
No cultivars listed
Ornamental Characteristics
Shrub 4 to 8 feet
4' - 6' (spread 3' - 4')
Deciduous
sparsely branched shrub
extremely shade tolerant Does not tolerate full sun
Environmental Characteristics
Part shade, Shade
4a
Requires acid (pH 5.0 to 7.0)
fall foliage outstanding pinkish red to light red-purple; white flower clusters in June; shiny black fruit in September persist into winter
Consistently moist, well-drained soil; Occasional periods of dry soil
See graphic below
Insect Disease
Moderately susceptible to V. Leaf Beetle
Bare Root Transplanting
Other
great understory plant; suckers and colonizes; Native to Northeast U.S.
Moisture Tolerance Graphic
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Moisture Tolerance
