Walter's Viburnum is a versatile native shrub that grows 12-20 feet tall, making it ideal as a specimen plant, screen, or understory layer. Hardy in zones 8-10, this evergreen thrives in full sun to partial shade and adapts to various soil types.
Small, fragrant white flowers bloom in spring, attracting butterflies and pollinators. The red berries that follow provide food for birds and wildlife through fall and winter. Native to the southeastern United States, Walter's Viburnum naturally supports local ecosystems.
Use it for wildlife habitat, privacy hedging, native plant gardens, or as a focal point in mixed borders. Easily pruned to desired height. Water regularly, about twice weekly, until established. Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once mature.
Small, fragrant white flowers bloom in spring, attracting butterflies and pollinators. The red berries that follow provide food for birds and wildlife through fall and winter. Native to the southeastern United States, Walter's Viburnum naturally supports local ecosystems.
Use it for wildlife habitat, privacy hedging, native plant gardens, or as a focal point in mixed borders. Easily pruned to desired height. Water regularly, about twice weekly, until established. Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once mature.
Walter's Viburnum is a versatile native shrub that grows 12-20 feet tall, making it ideal as a specimen plant, screen, or understory layer. Hardy in zones 8-10, this evergreen thrives in full sun to partial shade and adapts to various soil types.
Small, fragrant white flowers bloom in spring, attracting butterflies and pollinators. The red berries that follow provide food for birds and wildlife through fall and winter. Native to the southeastern United States, Walter's Viburnum naturally supports local ecosystems.
Use it for wildlife habitat, privacy hedging, native plant gardens, or as a focal point in mixed borders. Easily pruned to desired height. Water regularly, about twice weekly, until established. Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once mature.
Small, fragrant white flowers bloom in spring, attracting butterflies and pollinators. The red berries that follow provide food for birds and wildlife through fall and winter. Native to the southeastern United States, Walter's Viburnum naturally supports local ecosystems.
Use it for wildlife habitat, privacy hedging, native plant gardens, or as a focal point in mixed borders. Easily pruned to desired height. Water regularly, about twice weekly, until established. Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once mature.