Viburnum lentago Shade 'Laciniata' prefers a loose soil

'Laciniata' prefers a loose soil and tolerates cold winters and fairly dry conditions but dislikes coastal winds

turning pale yellow or smoky-pink in autumn

A somewhat more compact version of horse chestnut with a heavy crown

Does well on all free-draining soils

Tolerates polution

Viburnum lentago Shade 'Laciniata' prefers a loose soilNative to Missouri, this upright, decidious species bears non fragrant white flowers in flat topped cymes in spring followed by drupes of eatible black berries which often persist into winter. These are very attractive to wildlife but can also be used for jams and jellies. Glossy, dark green leaves turn greenish yellow to reddish purple in autumn. H7