21+ Viburnum Lentago Nannyberry Viburnum

Lentago with leaf blades with regular fine and sharp teeth throughout the margin and array of flowers unstalked.

Viburnum lentago nannyberry viburnum. Leaves are glossy dark green and sharply serrate. Nannyberry viburnum an upright and finally arching shade tolerant species reaching 15 18. Noteworthy characteristics viburnum lentago commonly called nannyberry is a large upright multi stemmed suckering deciduous shrub which typically grows to 10 18 tall with a spread of 6 12 but may also be grown as a small single trunk tree which may reach a height of 30. The entire province state is coloured regardless of where in that province state it occurs. Can be grown as a large multi stemmed shrub or trained as an ornamental tree. Leaf blades with irregular and usually rounded teeth sometimes portions of the blade lacking teeth altogether and array of flowers elevated on a stalk 5 50 mm long vs. The ripe berries are edible straight off the bush and are popular in jams and jellies.

Viburnum lentago this versatile shrub provides year round interest from the showy white flower in may to its burgundy color in autumn and dark blue berries in winter. A coloured province or state means this species occurs somewhere in that province state.