Arrowwood Viburnum
This charming shrub, a North American native species Arrowwood Viburnum, is beloved by gardeners across most USDA planting zones. That's because it is so self-sufficient that it requires almost no help from a gardener.
It is a viburnum TN Nursery recommends for any customer who requests a low-care shrub. Besides being relatively carefree, the gorgeous white blossoms bloom early in the season, adding welcome color to the garden when many other shrubs remain dormant.
Where to Use Arrowwood Viburnum in Your Landscape
Arrowwood Viburnum can reach a mature height of around ten feet. However, many gardeners choose to shape it to suit specific garden needs. For instance, if they want to grow it as a short hedge. Here are several ideas about how to put this naturally charming shrub to use in your yard:
Arrowwood Viburnum Has So Much Natural Charm
Arrowwood Viburnum is rich in natural charm. In the early weeks of spring, the glorious, white-to-cream flowers are among the first bloomers. Each angelic blossom is petite, under a quarter-inch in width, and with five little petals that create a bell shape. Despite its diminutive size, it makes an immense impact as these tiny flowers join together in large, fluffy clusters.
The flowers fade away in a couple of short weeks, and the four-inch long, glossy, toothy-edged emerald leaves appear for the rest of the growing season. The foliage of this shrub is full and beautiful.
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