photo -Arrowwood viburnum in late summerA trip to Carolina Native Plants Nursery in Burnsville, NC gave me this idea to list those viburnums which are U.S. natives in plant zones 6-7. All are worthy for planting in your landscape in full sun except where noted. All attract birds and other wildlife to your property.
- Mapleleaf vibrnum (V. acerifolium) - prefers dry shade sites
- Witherod viburnum (V. cassinoides)
- Arrowwood viburnum (V. dentatum) - hardy north into zone 3
- Sheepberry, nannyberry (V. lentago) -hardy north to zone 3
- Smooth witherod viburnum (V. nudum)- superior cultivar 'Winterthur'
- Small viburnum (V. obovatum)
- Black haw viburnum (V. prunifolium) -in part shade areas
- Rusty blackhaw (V. rufidulum)
- American cranberrybush (V. trilobum)- try cultivar 'Wentworth'; hardy to zone 2
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