Arrowhead Viburnum

Arrowhead Viburnum is hardy and versatile shrub is an excellent choice for those looking for a statement piece in their landscaping.

Arrowhead Viburnum produces clusters of creamy white flowers in the spring which later give way to stunning dark-blue berry-like drupes in the summer. In the fall, its dark green leaves take on hues of beautiful yellows and reds. In addition to being a lovely visual addition to any landscape, this shrub also provides excellent cover and nesting sites for birds, as well as attracting a wide array of butterfly species.

Arrowhead Viburnums can be grown in Hardiness Zones 3-8 and at maturity, reach heights of 6-15′, generally spreading equally as wide. This species is a flowering shrub, commonly planted for the profusion of flowers it produces from May to early June. This shrub can be expected to increase roughly 13-24″ per year.

Arrowhead Viburnums tend to do best in full and partial shade, which correlates to roughly a minimum of 4 hours of direct sunlight each day.

This species can typically thrive in most soil conditions making them great for many diverse areas. Acidic, alkaline, loamy, sandy, well-drained, or even clay soils will all work well for growing and thriving this species.

The Arrowhead Viburnum is also known as the Bull Tongue plant. Many wildlife creatures use this for food and grow well in zones two to ten. It is perfect for adding to your water garden or planting around any body of water you may have on your property. This plant will grow up to four feet tall, and the foliage is unique in that it looks similar to arrowheads. This shrub adds lots of bright green color when fully grown and also excellent curb appeal to lawns and landscapes.

Arrowhead Viburnum Ships As – Bareroot Plant