Rusty Blackhaw
Sometimes called the Southern Blackhaw or the Nannyberry, this tree is a flowering shrub most commonly found in parts of eastern and central North America. It blooms in the spring with white clusters of flowers, causing it to attract many pollinating insects, bees, and butterflies. It also produces a bluish fruit which surrounding birds appreciate.
Scientific Name: Viburnum rufidulum
Tree Type: Flowering
Soil Type: Clay, Loamy, Sandy
Good For: Fall Color, Pollinator, Wildlife
Growth Rate: Slow
Sun Preference: Partial
Height: 15-30 ft
Hardiness Zone: 5-9




