Arrowwood Viburnum

Arrowwood Viburnum: Blue Beauty, Native Toughness

Blue Arrowwood Viburnum is a compact native shrub that delivers season-long appeal with very little effort. Clusters of creamy white flowers brighten the branches in spring, followed by brilliant blue berries in fall when a compatible pollinator is planted nearby. Its tidy habit, dependable performance, and colorful seasonal display make it an excellent choice for hedges, foundation plantings, or as a standout specimen.

This North American native is easy to grow and highly adaptable, offering attractive green foliage through the growing season and rich fall color as temperatures cool. Birds flock to the colorful berries, while butterflies appreciate the spring blooms. Blue is generally deer resistant, though young plants and flower buds may need protection in areas with heavy deer pressure.

Why You'll Love the Arrowwood Viburnum

• Masses of fragrant white flowers in spring.
• Produces vibrant blue berries in fall with a compatible pollinator.
• Excellent fall foliage color for added seasonal interest.
• Native shrub that attracts birds and butterflies.
• Great for hedges, borders, privacy screens, or specimen plantings.
• Neat, compact growth habit with low-maintenance care.
• Generally deer resistant once established.

Bring lasting color, wildlife value, and effortless beauty to your landscape by planting Blue Arrowwood Viburnum today.