Oregon Viburnum | Viburnum ellipticum

The image shows a dense collection of green leaves and some budding flowers on a bush. It's lush and vibrant.
Photo Credit: Walter Siegmund
The image features a cluster of small white flowers surrounded by green leaves, growing on a plant amidst greenery and hanging moss.
Photo Credit: Seven Oaks Native Nursery
The image shows vibrant green leaves and young shoots, likely from potted plants in a garden setting.
The image shows a dense collection of green leaves and some budding flowers on a bush. It's lush and vibrant.
The image features a cluster of small white flowers surrounded by green leaves, growing on a plant amidst greenery and hanging moss.
The image shows vibrant green leaves and young shoots, likely from potted plants in a garden setting.

An ornamental bush that adds texture to a garden. Dark green leaves. White flowers in May-June followed by black berries in fall.

Plant Details

Mature Height 3-11’
Shade Preference full shade, part shade
Soil Tolerance Prefers moist soil
Special Uses Attracts insects, bees and butterflies; Attracts birds; Ornamental