Cranberry Viburnum (Viburnum trilobum) is often found in swampy woods, bogs, and moist low places. It has a dense, rounded and spreading form. The lace-like white flowers have both fertile and sterile florets that that produce cranberry-like berries. The foliage resembles a maple with its three-lobes. The cranberry-like berries are sour but edible, and they can be used to make jams and jellies before the frost causes them to wither. The fruit is also a winter food source for birds and other small mammals. Cranberry viburnum can be used as a shrub border, hedge, or a screen in the landscape. This plant is a favored larval host for the Rose Hooktip Moth (pictured above).

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