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About This Plant
As the name suggests, the leaves of Mapleleaf Viburnum resemble the shape of a maple leaf. They turn shades of pink, red or purple in the fall. Mapleleaf Viburnum produces clusters of white flowers that are followed by berry-like drupes. It tends to be more shade tolerant than other viburnums, and can often be found in woodland settings in the wild.
Plant Details
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Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
The fruits of Mapleleaf Viburnum are eaten by songbirds, grouse, wild turkeys and squirrels.
Alternate Names
Maple-leaf Viburnum
