Description

This product is available as a single potted plant.

Viburnum lentago L.

Also known as Sheepberry, wild raisin, and sweet viburnum, nannyberry is a shade-tolerant understory species useful in landscape plantings as shrub borders, taller barriers, hedges, and windbreaks. It produces good seasonal displays of flowers, fruits, and fall leaf color. The fruits are sweet and edible and are eaten by many species of birds and wildlife. Requires two plants to ensure pollination for fruit production. Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions.

Cold Tolerance: Hardy to USDA Zone 2

Drought Tolerance: Good

Wildlife Value: Larval host for many species of small moths, fruit consumed by many wildlife species.

NRCS Plant Facts Sheet

Please note that this store is intended only for use by members of the Weston County Natural Resource District.

If you are not a district member, you DO NOT qualify for in-district prices, so please do not make your purchases online. Instead, contact the district by phone or email to make your purchase; we can take your order, send you an invoice, and accept payment by cash, check, or PayPal.  If you’re not sure if you are a district member, please contact us before placing an order. If you are not a district member and place an order online, your order will be canceled and we will attempt to issue a refund through WooCommerce. We cannot guarantee a full refund.