Rusty Blackhaw

Viburnum rufidulum

Rusty Blackhaw has showy, white spring flower clusters followed in fall by clusters of blue-black fruit that attract many types of wildlife. Leathery green leaves turn burgundy in fall.

	White spring flower clusters
	Summer fruits attract songbirds
	Food and cover for wildlife

More About Viburnum rufidulum:

It can be pruned to be a small tree or grown as a shrub. Rusty Blackhaw is a great selection for the landscape or for conservation plantings such as the quail covey headquarters.

Gardening Suggestions for Rusty Blackhaw:

Key Characteristics:

Butterflies

Midwest Native

Songbirds

Moist, Well-Drained

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