Black Haw Viburnum – An Elegant Shrub Which Can Be Exported In Many Directions.

Make a statement in your yard with Black Haw Viburnum (Viburnum prunifolium), an indigenous shrub that is attractive and year-round. This beautiful plant is white in spring and turns black-blue in fall. Its glossy green leaves turn red and purple in the fall, injecting seasonal life into any garden. Black Haw Viburnum is a good hedge, screen, or wildlife garden.

What is Special About Black Haw Viburnum:

Seasonal Beauty: Sweet white flowers in spring, glossy summer leaves, beautiful fall color.
Wild Life attraction: Bears berries are for birds, pollinators, and biodiversity.
Hardy Development: Grows well in USDA zones 3–9, works well on any soil, and does well.
Scope of Use: As a hedge, border, slope-deforming shrub.
Low Upkeep: Requires little maintenance and grows in partial to full shade.

Why Choose Black Haw Viburnum?

Black Haw Viburnum: The Black Haw Viburnum is an easily maintained shrub for novice and experienced gardeners. It’s beautiful and valuable year-round and will add color to your yard. Grow it as a hedge, ecto-plant, or slope-resistant plant. Its toughness and luxury will lift your garden in no time.

Tip: Plant every year. If it is well-drained, water in the first season of growth to ensure rooting stability. Reduce very sparsely to give shape and build up mass.

Get Your Black Haw Viburnum 2–3’ Today!

Get a lawn, the old Black Haw Viburnum. This native shrub is as beautiful as it is functional, and it can be used as a privacy hedge, a habitat, or just a yard plant.