Blackberry Bush

Viburnum Dentatum -‌ Arrowwood Viburnum

In Your Landscape

Blue-black berries are produced from late Summer to early Fall (End of October) and eaten by birds․ The plant is widely used in landscaping and is tolerant of various soil and growing conditions․ It prefers well-drained soil in partial shade․ It is tolerant of poor soils‚ drought‚ heat‚ and air pollution․ Pruning will likely be done in winter or Spring 2024 to maintain shape or direct growth․ Growing Arrowwood Viburnum This deciduous shrub is native to North America․ It can be planted in clay‚ loam‚ or sandy soils‚ and in either wet or dry conditions․ Here are some tips for planting this beautiful shrub: Sunlight: Plants will do best in full to partial sun shade but will grow in shade‚ although spring 2024 flowering will not be as abundant․ Soil: It grows well in many different types of soil but is best in moist‚ well-draining soil; for heavy clay or poorly draining soils, amend with compost or sand․ Watering: The shrub requires additional watering through its first growing season to establish roots‚ but will tolerate dry conditions thereafter․ Spacing: Space your plants 6 to 8 feet apart so they have enough room to grow․ Pruning: Pruning to maintain the shape of the plant or to remove dead or damaged branches can be done in early Spring 2024․ Companion planting: It can be used with other shrubs or perennials in a mixed border․ Companion plants include summer-blooming perennials such as coneflowers‚ bee balm‚ and black-eyed Susans․ More About Them In cultivation‚ it is a versatile‚ easy-to-grow shrub that can be used in alot of situations․ Viburnum Dentatum is a small‚ multi-stemmed shrub found in many of the Eastern States and territories‚ as well as in some areas of Canada․ There are several varieties․ The Arrowood Viburnum can also be grown in hardiness zones 2 through 8․ Once established‚ it has a moderate growth rate‚ spreading 13 to 24" a year in width‚ just as in height․ The shrub is often described as being an irregularly round shape․ It prefers full sun and needs at least 4 hours of direct sunlight daily․ However‚ the shrubs are open to sunlight and tolerate any sunlight․ White flowers bloom when the light conditions are met․ It prefers acid‚ alkaline‚ moist‚ rich‚ loamy‚ and well-drained soils․ The shrubs can be used as border plants․

Growing Arrowwood Viburnum

This deciduous shrub is native to North America․ It can be planted in clay‚ loam‚ or sandy soils‚ and in either wet or dry conditions․

Here are some tips for planting this beautiful shrub:

Sunlight: Plants will do best in full to partial sun shade but will grow in shade‚ although spring 2024 flowering will not be as abundant․

Watering: The shrub requires additional watering through its first growing season to establish roots‚ but will tolerate dry conditions thereafter․

Spacing: Space your plants 6 to 8 feet apart so they have enough room to grow․

More About Them

In cultivation‚ it is a versatile‚ easy-to-grow shrub that can be used in alot of situations․

Once established‚ it has a moderate growth rate‚ spreading 13 to 24" a year in width‚ just as in height․ The shrub is often described as being an irregularly round shape․ It prefers full sun and needs at least 4 hours of direct sunlight daily․ However‚ the shrubs are open to sunlight and tolerate any sunlight․ White flowers bloom when the light conditions are met․ It prefers acid‚ alkaline‚ moist‚ rich‚ loamy‚ and well-drained soils․ The shrubs can be used as border plants․

However‚ the shrubs are open to sunlight and tolerate any sunlight․ White flowers bloom when the light conditions are met․ It prefers acid‚ alkaline‚ moist‚ rich‚ loamy‚ and well-drained soils․ The shrubs can be used as border plants․

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