Witherod Viburnum (Viburnum cassinoides)

Witherod viburnum is typically found in wetter conditions such as swamps and marshes, moist fields, and woods. This native North American shrub offers visual interest during all four seasons with white flowers in the spring, beautiful red-orange leaves in the fall, and fruit that changes colors as it matures throughout the growing season. Each fruit bundle displays a multitude of colors as each drupe matures from white to pink, red, blue, and then finally to a blue-black that persists throughout.

You may also know Witherod Viburnum as Swamp Haw or Northern Wild-raisin.