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Arrowwood (Viburnum dentatum)
The Arrowwood is a native to the eastern U.S. It is shown to be hardy in the zones from 3-7 and has a medium to fast growth rate depending on controlling grasses around a newly planted plant. Plants grow about 12 ft tall and about the same for width, but some are much larger if they have the room to grow. It's a dense, rounded shrub in youth, and lives a long time and looks good during this time.
They have a nice white flower in the spring and a blue berry in the fall that is
quickly eaten by the birds. Plants do not sucker from the roots. Stay 20ft from windbreak or shelterbelt trees. Fall color can be a nice red or none at all, every year seems to be different. We like the Arrowwood with space restrictions. We recommend planting 8ft or more between plants in a row for best results.
 
Flower, fall color and berries.
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Age
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Height
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5-99
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100+
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2 RP 2
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8"-18"
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$1.50
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.70
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2 RP 2
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18"-24"
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$2.00
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.80
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3 RP 2
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24"-36"
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$3.50
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$2.50
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Potted
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2'-3'
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$11.00
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Each
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