Moderate
10 to 20
5 to 15
Nannyberry is very similar to its drier cousin, blackhaw viburnum but the former prefers wet to medium sites. Growth is optimal in full sun. The leaves develop a glossy sheen which is quite attractive. Flowers are magnets for pollinators. Seeds are larger in size which excludes smaller songbirds.
Nannyberry is very similar to its drier cousin, blackhaw viburnum but the former prefers wet to medium sites. Growth is optimal in full sun. The leaves develop a glossy sheen which is quite attractive. Flowers are magnets for pollinators. Seeds are larger in size which excludes smaller songbirds.
| Dimensions | 6047483221 × 60474843220 cm |
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| Habitat | Open Woodland (partial), Prairie (Sun), Savanna (Partial), Floodplain (Sun) |
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| Urban Forrester | Prefers cool/ moist conditions, Tolerates compaction, heavy clay, Tolerates seasonal flooding |
