Nannyberry - Viburnum lentago NEW FOR 2025

A robust and versatile shrub, Nannyberry adds both beauty and ecological value to any landscape. Thriving in a range of conditions from moist to dry, it's a crucial component of native ecosystems and supports a wide array of pollinators and wildlife. This adaptable shrub boasts a multi-stemmed, upright habit, maturing into a small tree with age. In spring, it bursts forth with showy, creamy white flower clusters, creating a delightful floral display. These blossoms give way to bluish-black, edible berries in late summer, providing a valuable food source for wildlife. Nannyberry's glossy, dark green leaves turn a striking reddish-purple in autumn, offering year-round visual interest. It can form thickets, making it excellent for hedgerows or natural screens. *Recommend buying two for cross-pollination and fruit bearing* Soil Type: Loam/Clay/Sand Soil Conditions: Moist to Mesic Flower Color: White Flower Time: May-June Height: 10'-18' (can reach 25' as a small tree) Light: Partial Sun Features: Edible Berries, Wildlife Food Source, Fall Color, Pollinators. Credits: Info courtesy of illinoiswildflowers.info;