Use and Care Manual

Like hydrangeas? Then you love these Southern Arrowood,

also known as arrowood viburnum - that has graced southern

gardens for generations. Statuesque in scale, one to three

shrubs is all you need to make a statement. Laden with

hydrangea-like blooms, a single plant can add much interest

to a garden. It is valued for its durability and utility in the

landscape. Great as a screen, informal hedge, planted en

masse or used as a ﬁller.

VIBURNUM ARROWOOD

Van Zyverden’s

Year around

ornamental interest

Landscape uses: Hedge, massing,

mixed border, screen

or as a specimen

Deer resistant

with winter interest

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Van Zyverden’s VIBURNUM ARROWOOD Like hydrangeas? Then you love these Southern Arrowood, also known as arrowood viburnum - that has graced southern gardens for generations. Statuesque in scale, one to three shrubs is all you need to make a statement. Laden with hydrangea-like blooms, a single plant can add much interest to a garden. It is valued for its durability and utility in the landscape. Great as a screen, informal hedge, planted en masse or used as a filler.
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About This Variety: Highly valuable variety providing year around ornamental interest. White, flat topped flowers in spring, blueish fruits in September and redish wine colored foliage in fall. Growing Instructions: Dig a hole about a foot deep and a foot wide. Set the plant in the hole, and fill it half full with soil. Water. After water is drained, fill the rest of the hole with the remaining soil. Then water thoroughly again and continue doing so regularly.