Discover the captivating charm of Viburnum prunifolium, commonly known as Blackhaw, a versatile addition to any garden landscape. Native to the southeastern United States, from Connecticut to Texas, this deciduous shrub or small tree adorns your garden with seasonal beauty. Standing 7 to 30 feet tall, Blackhaw thrives in various soil types and environments, enjoying both sun-drenched spots and shaded corners. Its distinct, creamy white flowers bloom in flat-topped clusters during spring, emitting a delightful fragrance, while turning vibrant shades of pink and rose before settling into their signature bluish-black hues in the fall. The luscious berries mature into a rich dark shade, providing a feast for both the eyes and local wildlife.
Not only cherished for its aesthetic appeal, Blackhaw holds medicinal significance, historically utilized by Native American tribes for gynecological conditions and renowned for its antispasmodic properties. Fall in love with this elegant plant that brings allure and utility to your green spaces, promising a tapestry of colors and a part in nature's storytelling.
