The native arrowwood viburnums that I planted last summer are now blooming. These are pollinator-friendly and produce blue berries in the fall that birds can eat. They’re spaced about 6 ft apart and should grow into a solid privacy hedge eventually. The best part, they’re basically maintenance-free.

4 Comments

1. MuelDaddyLongLegs 11 months ago

   Thanks for sharing! I foraged these at a park near me and seed bombed a spot and now I wait 🙂

2. cheapandbrittle 11 months ago

   These are beautiful!!

3. PurelyAnalytical 11 months ago

   Possibly this is useful? [https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/viburnum-dentatum/](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/viburnum-dentatum/)

4. mimefrog 11 months ago

   There’s a dwarf variety as well called blue muffin or something if someone needs a smaller one.