Witherod Viburnum is a deciduous shrub with clusters of creamy white flowers that bloom in late spring. Its berries change color from pink to blue-black as they ripen, providing visual interest. The shrub is a popular choice for naturalizing in wetland areas.
Habitat
Found in wet woods, swamps, and along streams.
Diet
Attracts pollinators with its flowers, and its berries are eaten by birds and mammals.
How common
Common
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