Rusty Blackhaw Viburnum Part Shade The stems start erect but

The stems start erect but arch outward as the summer progresses

North America (cultivar)

Its stems and foliage are covered with woolly gray or white hairs and topped by nodding clusters of yellowish disk flowers that bloom through summer

deep green oak-like leaves (up to 8 inches long) transform into striking hues of bronze

Origin: Arizona

Rusty Blackhaw Viburnum Part Shade The stems start erect butViburnum rufidulumViburnum rufidulum, often called southern black haw, rusty black haw, or rusty nannyberry, is a charming deciduous shrub or small tree that can reach heights of 10 to 20 feet. This delightful plant is native to the sunny regions of Virginia, Florida, Kansas, and Texas, where it typically thrives in rocky or dry woods, valleys, meadows, thickets, and along playful streams. Its leaves are a vibrant dark green with a glossy sheen and