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Arrowood

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12-24" Bare root Seedling. Bundle of 25.


Arrowwood is a deciduous shrub (potentially a small tree) with slender trunk(s) and arching branches. This is a small, rounded Viburnum that usually gets no more 6-10 ft (1.8-3 m) tall with a similar spread. Arrowwood usually has multiple trunks and expands its domain by sending up new shoots from underground runners. The lustrous dark green leaves are opposite, a little sandpapery to the touch, and coarsely toothed along the margins. A prominent lateral vein terminates at the tip of each marginal tooth. The leaves are oval and usually 2-3 in (5-7.7 cm) long. Arrowwood blooms in mid-spring with showy flat topped clusters of little creamy white flowers. The flowers are about an eighth-inch across and the clusters are 3-4 in (7.7-10 cm) across. The bluish black fruits (1-seeded drupes) are ovoid in shape, a little less than a half-inch long, and the clusters can be quite showy. They are bitter to the taste. The leaves ignite with warm shades of yellow and red in autumn.


https://schumachersnursery.com/nurserystock/arrowood/


Size: 6-10'
Hardiness: Zone 2
Light: Sun
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  • Home
  • History
  • District Operations
    • Board Meetings/Agendas
    • Archived Board Minutes and Budgets
    • Watershed Improvement Districts
  • Plans & Policies
    • Public Information and Education
    • Conservation Trees
    • Weed Management >
      • Washakie County Weeds
    • Waste Management
    • Water Resources
    • Range and Irrigated Land Management
  • Cost Share
    • Upper Bighorn Sub-Basin Watershed Implementation Program
    • Rural Cost Share Programs
    • Rehabilitation Cost Share Program
    • Rural Special Discretionary
    • Urban Community Enhancement
    • Septic System Cost Share Program
    • Well Testing
  • Publications & Newsletters
  • Resources & Links
  • Youth Natural Resource Education Tools
    • Youth Event Photos
    • Reservations
    • Other Educational Resources
    • Agriculture
    • Insects
    • Outdoor Classroom
    • Plants
    • Soil
    • Water Quality
    • Wildlife
  • Upcoming Events
    • Past Events
  • Contact Us
  • Seedling Tree Sales
  • Grow Washakie
    • Event Resources
  • Community Needs Assessment
  • Washakie County R3 Coalition