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About This Plant
Possumhaw is a viburnum with attractive leaves and fall coloring. It produces clusters of flat-topped, fragrant flowers that attract pollinators. The flowers are followed by berries that are favored by songbirds, grouse, wild turkeys and squirrels. Possumhaw grows best in full to part sun with acidic, well-draining soils.
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Benefits
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Plant Facts
The berries are edible, but highly acidic and are better used in jams where they are mixed with sugar.
Alternate Names
Smooth Viburnum, Smooth Witherod, Southern Wild Raisin, Wild Raisin
