American Cranberrybush
(Viburnum trilobum)

A large, leggy, poorly branched native shrub found in wooded, ususally moist areas, competing with the rest of the underbrush. In cultivation it may assume a fully-branched, reasonably dense form. Excellent orange-red fall color and red fruits. Can be used as a medium to large shrub for farmstead windbreads/riparian planting.

Crown Height-- 8 to 12 feet
Crown Width-- 8 to 12 feet

Root System - Shallow, fibrous, spreading.

Prefers fertile loamy soils. Does best on well-drained site with better than average moisture.