Viburnum, American Highbush Cranberry. Viburnum trilobum. USDA zones 3-7.
This shrub, also known as Viburnum opulus, is a US native occurring in pastures, thickets, and moist low places. It has 3" lacecap white flowers in spring, three lobed, maple-like, dark green leaves through the summer, and drooping clusters of cranberry-like red berries in the fall. The berries are quite tart and most recipes using the berries include added sugar.
Dormant, bare root plant, 18-24" tall + roots.
PRICING:
1 plant for $7.95 or
3 plants for $20.85 is $6.95 each or
10 plants for $59.50 is $5.95 each or
25 plants for $123.75 is $4.95 each
Update done 10/7/26
