Taxon

Viburnum rufidulum

Viburnum rufidulum - southern blackhaw viburnum, rusty blackhaw viburnum
Image: Ecker, Michael E. - The Dawes Arboretum
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Common name: southern blackhaw viburnum, rusty blackhaw viburnum
Family: Caprifoliaceae (honeysuckle family)
Distribution: s.-c. and s.e. United States
IUCN Red list: Least concern
Hardiness: USDA Zone 5
Life form: Deciduous shrub/Subshrub
Comments: A large shrub or small deciduous tree with stout, rigid branches, growing 10-12' tall and wide. Fruit is dark blue, bloomy. White flowers appear in May-June in flat-topped cymes. Fall color is dark reddish purple. Use in the shrub border, mass planting or in groups.
Links: Germplasm Resources Information Network (GRIN Taxonomy) • USDA PLANTS Database - US Department of Agriculture

Locations

  • 1: APC: BL21 (BL21) • Accession: D2015-0724.004 • Origin: United States of America • Provenance: Wild of Known Origin
  • 2: HOL: BE20 (BE20) • Accession: D2015-0724.006 • Origin: United States of America • Provenance: Wild of Known Origin
  • 3: HOL: BE20 (BE20) • Accession: D2015-0724.001 • Origin: United States of America • Provenance: Wild of Known Origin
  • 4: HOL: BE20 (BE20) • Accession: D2015-0724.007 • Origin: United States of America • Provenance: Wild of Known Origin
  • 5: HOL: BE20 (BE20) • Accession: D2015-0724.003 • Origin: United States of America • Provenance: Wild of Known Origin
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