Key Facts:
Scientific Name: Viburnum lentago
Common Name: Nannyberry Viburnum
Family: Adoxaceae (Madder family)
Height: 12-15 feet at maturity
Spread: 8-12 feet
Leaf Color: Dark green turning red to purple in fall
Flower Color: Creamy white
Berry Color: Dark blue to black
Bloom Time: Spring
Fruit Time: Late summer to fall
Growth Habit: Dense, rounded canopy
Sunlight: Prefers full sun to partial shade
Soil Preference: Well-drained soil; adaptable to various soil types
Water Needs: Moderate; prefers consistent moisture
Uses: Garden beds, borders, specimen plant, wildlife attractant
Pest and Disease Resistance: Generally pest-free and disease-resistant
Why You Will Love Nannyberry Viburnum
Nannyberry Viburnum offers year-round interest with its attractive foliage, seasonal flowers, and colorful berries. Its dense, rounded form makes it a beautiful specimen plant or privacy screen, while its vibrant fall colors and wildlife-attracting berries add additional appeal. Adaptable to various light and soil conditions, this plant is low-maintenance and resistant to pests, making it a practical and beautiful choice for any garden. Enjoy the charm and functionality of Nannyberry Viburnum, which enhances your outdoor space with its seasonal beauty and ecological benefits.
Nannyberry
Nannyberry Viburnum is a versatile and attractive deciduous shrub that can be grown as a small tree. Known for its dense, rounded canopy and appealing seasonal changes, this plant is valued for its ornamental and functional qualities. Typically growing 12-15 feet in height and 8-12 feet in spread, Nannyberry Viburnum is suitable for garden beds, borders, and as a specimen plant. It features dark green leaves that turn vibrant red to purple in the fall. In spring, it produces creamy white flowers that transition into clusters of dark blue to black berries, which attract wildlife. The plant is appreciated for its adaptability, resistance to pests, and minimal maintenance needs.
