Viburnum nudum

Habitat: wet woods, swamps, margins of vernal ponds, heath bogs, deep rich upland forests, creek bottoms, wet sandy woods

Wildlife value: It is a potential host plant for the Spring Azure butterfly and hummingbird clearwing moths. Its fruits are eaten by songbirds, grouse, wild turkeys and squirrel. Its twigs and leaves are browsed by deer

Nores: Best with more sun and likes moist situations. White flowers in spring followed by interesting-looking, edible berries. Maroon-purple fall foliage. Suckering. Cold, insect and disease tolerant and transplants well. Plant two different selections for best fruit. Short varieties are available. Foundations. Glossy leaves. Needs consistent moisture.