Viburnum ellipticum

  • Viburnum ellipticum  western viburnum
  • Viburnum ellipticum  western viburnum
  • Viburnum ellipticum  western viburnum
  • Viburnum ellipticum  western viburnum
western viburnum

Loosely branched deciduous shrub 3-10 feet tall. Common in Washington and Oregon and rare in California where it can be found in chaparral and coniferous forests generally on north facing slopes. Soft reddish new growth makes way for the neat deep green oval leaves with a serrated edge. Small white flowers in terminal clusters followed by shiny black fruits which are enjoyed by birds. Attractive reddish fall color. Best with some shade and a little summer water.  A candidate for the high banks of creeks, margins of wetlands or edges of forests.

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