Viburnum trilobum

Also called Highbush Cranberry.  American Cranberry is a native deciduous shrub and is part of the large Viburnum family.  It features green foliage and white lace cap flowers that appear in April and May. Flowers give way to clusters of edible berries, or drupes, that are much less bitter than typical varieties. Fruits are also attractive to birds and are a important for source for many native birds. Flowers are attractive to pollinators. Foliage turns to an attractive red for fall. American Cranberry is one of the more useful and versatile native plants offered commercially. 

Plant American Cranberry in full sun or part shade. It prefers average well-drained soil, but can tolerate a wide range of soils. Mature size is 8-12 feet tall and wide.

Arrives to you in a 2 gallon-sized pot.