American Highbush Cranberry (Viburnum opulus var. americanum)

American Highbush Cranberry (Viburnum opulus var. americanum)Estimated Height at Pickup: 2 3, 3 gal A. k. a. Vibernum trilobum and Viburnum opulus var. trilobum. There is a great deal of confusion surrounding the genomics of this plant as a North American native. Long story short these plants are sourced from seed stock collected and identified many years ago, from 3 separate sources in southern Wisconsin and northeast Illinois. We are as confident as is currently possible that these represent the North

Notes: Individuals may rarely reach 150’ tall

tulip trees are adaptable

which cause the leaves to scorch

This is Northern Lady fern

wildlife populations

Fruit: Sweet black berries mature Aug-Sep

Hosts moths such as the snowberry clearwing

and every flora fan with a passion for native plants

Certificates can be printed out to include in a holiday card

bald eagles

Our plants are too young to be sexed

and they keep pests in check