Possumhaw Viburnum (Viburnum nudum)
Another beautiful native, other Common Name(s): Smooth Witherod Southern Wild Raisin, Wild Raisin
Smooth Witherod is a native deciduous shrub growing in savannas, low, wet woods and bogs and may reach 12 feet tall and wide. It prefers sun to part shade in acidic, moist, well-drained soils but can be adaptable. The opposite wavy-edgeded leaves are nicer leaves than some viburnums with good fall color. The blooms are showy and fragrant in flat-topped clusters and give way to showy berries of various colors. Berry production is best if more than one shrub is planted. The bark is smooth and gray-brown with a few raised warty lenticels.
Plant in acidic moist to occasionally wet sites in full sun to partial shade along ponds, streams and bogs and in water or rain gardens
Habitat: Bogs, blackwater floodplains, seepages
Zone 5-9.
40-45 inch plants
3 Gallon
Ships with soil
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