Viburnum ellipticum (Oval Leaf Viburnum)
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This fine, deciduous shrub has hairy stalks and deeply toothed, attractive foliage. The white flowers form dense clusters of 1-2.” The fruit is red and clustered – very showy. It is at home in the Pacific northwest from southern Washington to northern California (USDA 7-9), where it occurs in thickets and open woods. It is somewhat drought tolerant and survives in drier sites than V. edule. Photo above right and below right are by Walter Siegmund. |
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