Viburnum dentatum

Commonly called Arrowwood viburnum, this plant produces creamy white flowers in May to June that are followed by blue fruit in late summer. Viburnum ‘Arrowwood’ is a good pollinator and attracts bees and butterflies. Native to eastern North America.

This shrub needs another viburnum species in order to produce berries. May be trimmed after flowering (leave flowers for fall berries.) Fruit is good for birds but not humans. Straight stems were supposedly used for arrows by the Native Americans, hence the common name. 

Available in 2 and 3 gallon-sized pots. 2 gallon-sized pots approximately 18-24" tall.