NANNYBERRY Viburnum lentago
• A hardy, large, multi‑stemmed deciduous shrub or small tree native to the Canadian Prairies, valued for its four‑season interest and exceptional adaptability.
• Produces showy, creamy‑white, lightly fragrant flower clusters in late spring, followed by edible blue‑black berries in late summer to fall; fruit is relished by birds and can be used for jams or preserves.
• Features glossy, dark‑green, finely serrated leaves that turn deep red, burgundy, or purple in autumn, providing outstanding fall colour.
• Naturally forms an upright, vase‑shaped to rounded habit; excellent for shelterbelts, wildlife plantings, screens, and naturalized landscapes.
• Extremely cold‑tolerant and wind‑resistant; thrives in clay, loam, or moist soils but is also surprisingly drought‑tolerant once established.
• Full Sun to Part Shade
• Zone 2, 4–6 m Height × 3–4 m Width
