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Autumn Jazz® Arrowwood Viburnum

Viburnum dentatum ‘Autumn Jazz’

A tough, adaptable native shrub, Autumn Jazz® Arrowwood Viburnum offers multi-season interest and outstanding fall color. Creamy white flower clusters appear in late spring, followed by attractive blue-black berries that persist well into fall and provide food for birds and wildlife.

Through summer, the plant maintains lush dark green foliage before transforming into a spectacular mix of yellow, orange, and red tones in autumn. With its strong form and adaptability to a wide range of soils, Autumn Jazz® is an excellent choice for hedges, naturalized areas, and wildlife-friendly landscapes.

🌸 Why You’ll Love It

  • Native North American shrub

  • Creamy white spring flower clusters

  • Blue-black berries that attract birds

  • Exceptional yellow, orange, and red fall color

  • Very adaptable and easy to grow

🌿 Shrub Details

  • Bloom Time: Spring (late May)

  • Flower Color: Creamy white

  • Fruit: Blue-black berries persisting into fall

  • Foliage: Dark green turning yellow, orange, and red in fall

  • Habit: Upright, well-formed shrub

  • Light Requirement: Full sun

  • Soil: Adaptable; tolerates normal, clay, and wet soils

  • Hardiness Zones: 3–8

📏 Size

  • Mature Height: 10–12 ft

  • Mature Width: 8–10 ft

🌼 Landscape Uses

  • Native plant landscapes

  • Wildlife and pollinator gardens

  • Hedges and screening

  • Naturalized plantings

  • Mixed shrub borders

✔ Garden Benefits

  • Attracts birds, bees, butterflies, and pollinators

  • Deer resistant

  • Tolerates clay and wetter soils

  • Walnut toxicity tolerant

  • Excellent fall color

💡 Garden Tip:
Arrowwood viburnums are excellent choices for wildlife-friendly landscapes, as the flowers attract pollinators and the berries provide an important late-season food source for birds.

Viburnum d. Autumn Jazz

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