Garden Plant: Alleghany Viburnum
Alleghany Viburnum
Product Description: Alleghany Viburnum
Strong Backbone Of Your Landscape
Alleghany Viburnum, Viburnum x Rhytidophylloides \’Alleghany’, is a dense, compact rounded shrub with abundant, yellow-white flowers in spring. It is then followed by brilliant red fruit in fall, that matures to black in winter.
Alleghany has deep-green foliage during the season, and is tolerant of hot, dry locations. Mature plants grow large and somewhat coarse with leathery, wrinkled, oblong, dark green leaves.
Alleghany is adaptable to full sun or partial shade. It is much hardier than the Leatherleaf Viburnum, and it grows well at both extremes of its hardiness range.
It prefers a moist, well-drained soil, but extremely windy sites should be avoided.
Usually planted in mass groupings, it often is used in recreational areas and commercial plantings such as malls. It’s great for back of the border color and hedges or screens.
Butterflies are attracted to the flowers and birds love the berries!
- White Blooms and Black Berries
- Adaptable Sun Requirements
- Deep Green Coarse Leaf Texture
- Use As A Hedge Or Screen