Viburnum, Rusty Blackhaw

Rusty Blackhaw is a shrub or tree, up to 18’. Early spring flowers followed by blue-black fruit, attractive to birds. Glossy leaves turn reddish in the fall before dropping. This tree prefers some moisture, grows in full sun to heavy shade, and spreads by suckers which is helpful for wildlife habitat.

15-gallon: $275

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Common Name:
Viburnum, Rusty Blackhaw
Latin Name:
Viburnum rufidulum
Water Needs:
Low
Sun Exposure:
Shade
Mature Size:
Small
Leaf Type:
Deciduous
Category:
Hedge
Growing Area:
Central Texas Hill Country

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