Nannyberry – Viburnum lentago

Nannyberries are sweet wild fruits that grow in clusters from prolific bushes. Flowering from April-May, this plant has very high pollinator value for native bees, honey bees, wasps, beetles, flies, moths & butterflies. It is a larval hosts for moths and butterflies. Berries ripen in the late fall and can hang on the branches all winter. Great wildlife food for birds! Bare Root Plant Size: 2-3 feet Height at Maturity: 10-18 feet