American Cranberrybush Viburnum has handsome flat-topped white flowers that appear in late spring. The forest green foliage turns a spectacular reddish-maroon in the fall. The attractive clusters of shiny red fruit are a distinguishing asset to the winter landscape. The fruit of this native species is also a well-known source of bird food.

Height: 10-12′

Spread: 10-12′

Shape: Rounded

Exposure: Full Sun-Partial Sun

Soil Conditions:Normal, Clay/Heavy, Wet

Foliage: Dark green

Fall Foliage: Deep red

Zone: 2-7