Viburnum sieboldii Senaca -
Nice ornamental tree or large shrub. This plant was a National Arboretum selection because of it's self pollination and large fruit and flower displays.
Massive white flowers in late Spring are followed by red berries on red pendicels making a nice contrast against a back drop of rich green foliage.
This native plant produces a very heavy berry set once used in preserves. The fruit is especially appreciated by birds.
A great plant for a naturalizing this shrub produces food and cover for wildlife. Good for borders, informal hedges and screens as well as winter interest if the fruit persists.
Fall color is light crimson
Plant Height - 15-20'
Plant Width - approximately 15-20''
Hardiness Zone- 4
Light requirements - Full sun to part shade
Soil - moist well drained acidic drought sensitive
Growth rate - moderate to fast
Flowers - Flat topped white infloresecenes in late Spring 4-5" across
