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We have many wonderful native species of Viburnum in North America, and there are interesting species in Asia as well. Many are great garden plants, certainly for a wildlife garden.
Their fruits, although not always the first choice of fruit-eating birds, provide a backup food source, and their shrubby habit is a great place for cover and nesting. A brown thrasher pair took advantage of this cranberry viburnum (Viburnum trilobum) earlier this summer.
The berries are turning a vibrant cranberry red now, and are a striking backdrop to the satellite garden.
Addendum: hmmm, these are so striking that I did another post, forgetting I already had admired them!
Cranberry Viburnum
Their fruits, although not always the first choice of fruit-eating birds, provide a backup food source, and their shrubby habit is a great place for cover and nesting. A brown thrasher pair took advantage of this cranberry viburnum (Viburnum trilobum) earlier this summer.The berries are turning a vibrant cranberry red now, and are a striking backdrop to the satellite garden.
Addendum: hmmm, these are so striking that I did another post, forgetting I already had admired them!
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