Mohican Viburnum

Mohican Viburnum is a deciduous shrub.  This bush produces bright white flowers.  One of the major focal points of this shrub is the bright orange to red berries that it provides.  These berries emerge in the summer and last for several weeks.  This shrub works well as a stand-alone plant, or it can be installed in a hedgerow. When the bush is installed in home landscapes, it is planted in a corner area. Since mature shrubs can reach eight feet tall and wide, it is a good idea to install Mohican Viburnum in a proper area.

The foliage of this bush is dark green on top with a mint-green underside. The leaves are oval and have a serrated edge. Leaves on the Mohican Viburnum are rough to the touch and veiny. Flowers of this shrub are small and white. Out of the center of the flower, comes several pollinator chutes with yellow tips.

This slow-growing shrub requires watering on a regular basis when high temperatures and drought conditions persist. If you are looking for a shrub that attracts butterflies, then you should consider adding a Mohican Viburnum to your project.

Mohican Viburnum Shrub in Bloom

Mohican Viburnum Flowers

Mohican Viburnum

Viburnum Lantana ‘Mohican’

Plant Details

Flower Color- White

Foliage Color- Dark green

Zone- 3-7

Height- 6′-8′

Spread- 6′-8′

Light- Part shade to full sun.

Details- Mohican Viburnum produces white flower clusters that attract butterflies.   This plant displays bright orange to red berries.

Pruning-  Pruning should be done when the plant is done flowering for the season.  If you prune too early or too late, you risk removing buds that will produce flowers.  Pruning at undesirable times will not kill the plant, but it will reduce the abundance of flowers that the plant produces.

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  • Brandywine™ Viburnum
  • Burkwood Viburnum
  • C.A. Hildebrant’s Viburnum
  • Chindo Sweet Viburnum
  • David Viburnum
  • Doublefile Viburnum
  • Dwarf Cranberry Bush Viburnum
  • Dwarf Walter’s Viburnum
  • Honey Tree Viburnum
  • Judd Viburnum
  • Korean Spice Viburnum
  • Mohawk Viburnum
  • Pink Dawn Viburnum
  • Shasta Viburnum
  • Summer Snowflake Viburnum