Southern Arrowwood is a native beauty that not only graces your garden with elegant white blooms but also provides essential habitat and food for wildlife. Discover how to care for this versatile shrub in your outdoor space.
Southern Arrowwood Care
Viburnum dentatum
What is the plant
Viburnum dentatum is a deciduous shrub known for its attractive, serrated green leaves and abundant clusters of creamy white flowers, its main identification feature. It typically reaches heights of 6-10 feet (1.8-3 meters) with a similar spread. In the fall, it dazzles with vibrant foliage in shades of red and purple. Also, it produces small purple-ish berries that are poisonous to people and can be toxic to your animals.
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Humidity
Normal
Lighting
Full Sun
Temperature
8°C - 20°C
Hardiness zone
3 - 8
Difficulty
Medium
Hibernation
Cold Period
How to Care for the Plant
Fun fact
Southern Arrowwood produces bluish-black berries that are a favorite of songbirds, especially during fall and winter. This makes it a bird-friendly plant for your garden. Additionally, Native American tribes once used parts of the shrub, particularly the bark, for medicinal purposes, showcasing its historical significance in traditional healing.
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