DWARF EUROPEAN CRANBERRY  Viburnum opulus ‘Nanum’
• A compact, slow‑growing deciduous shrub forming a dense, rounded mound of small, glossy, maple‑like leaves; valued for its tidy shape and excellent suitability for formal borders and foundation plantings.
• Produces small clusters of white spring flowers, though flowering is sparse and not considered ornamental.
• Rarely produces fruit; this cultivar is grown primarily for its foliage and compact habit rather than berries or blooms.
• Very adaptable, performing well in loam or clay soils and tolerating urban conditions; prefers consistent moisture but handles moderate drought once established.
• Full Sun to Part Shade
• Zone 3, 0.6–1 m Height × 0.6–1 m Width
