A panicle of white maple leaf viburnum flowers is in full bloom with long stamens and cream colored anthers.
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Maple leaf viburnum berries are blue when they are ripe. The leaves are wide with pointed lobes that are reminiscent of maple leaves.
A panicle of white maple leaf viburnum flowers is in full bloom with long stamens and cream colored anthers.
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Maple leaf viburnum berries are blue when they are ripe. The leaves are wide with pointed lobes that are reminiscent of maple leaves.

Maple Leaf Viburnum (Viburnum acerifolium)

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Maple Leaf Viburnum is our shortest Viburnum species and at its tallest, it is 6 feet tall. This shrub flowers in late spring to early summer and produces berries that turn blue in August to September. The leaves turn pink, red and orange in the fall.

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Maple Leaf Viburnum (Viburnum acerifolium)

Michigan Flora reference page for state distribution: Maple Leaf Viburnum

Height; 3-6 feet

Bloom time: May-June

Soil: moist to dry loam, sandy loam

Sun: dappled sun, part shade

Plant spacing: 3 feet

Flower: cream/white, berries: blue

Life cycle: perennial shrub

Family: Adoxaceae

Seed source: Michigan

Size:

Maple Leaf Viburnum is our shortest Viburnum species and at its tallest, it is 6 feet tall. This shrub flowers in late spring to early summer and produces berries that turn blue in August to September. The leaves turn pink, red and orange in the fall.

More description coming soon!

Maple Leaf Viburnum (Viburnum acerifolium)

Michigan Flora reference page for state distribution: Maple Leaf Viburnum

Height; 3-6 feet

Bloom time: May-June

Soil: moist to dry loam, sandy loam

Sun: dappled sun, part shade

Plant spacing: 3 feet

Flower: cream/white, berries: blue

Life cycle: perennial shrub

Family: Adoxaceae

Seed source: Michigan