Viburnum prunifolium Bill Cawthon and give the plant morning

and give the plant morning sun with afternoon shade in hot climates

A toxicity note belongs in every oleander listing: all parts contain cardiac glycosides and are poisonous if eaten

keep the soil from drying

A medium-sized evergreen shrub still little known in cultivation

Viburnum prunifolium Bill Cawthon and give the plant morningBlackhaw Viburnum is an attractive small tree with oval leathery deciduous leaves and showy flat topped clusters of white flowers followed blue fruits which are attractive to birds. It has very interesting almost black checkered bark on the trunks. Plant in sun or semi shade. Soil should be well drained. This Viburnum is native to eastern U. S. and it becomes a small tree.