Viburnum lentago | ||
April - May |
Description:
Tree: Small bushy tree or shrub. Wide rounded top, tough tortuous branches, 30 feet high.
Bark: Dark reddish brown, prominently ridged.
Leaves: Lustrous dark green, 2.25 to 5 inches long.
Flowers: Large flat clusters of small white flowers about 3 to 4 inches across.
Fruit: Ripe in september. Blue black borne in drooping clusters, stems red. Good to eat. Stone is flat, oval.
Use: ornamental.
Location: Fields, Woods edge
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