Viburnum Berries

Within the past week or so the autumnal navy blue berries of a viburnum on my land have appeared.  This is a maple-leaf viburnum, about 36" in height.  The viburnum is a great plant, its flowers in the spring (May) provide for pollinators, while the berries in the fall provide for a handful of birds.  This particular viburnum is highly adaptable to the Virginia Piedmont and can do well in a variety of soils and ranges of sunlight.  This particular viburnum is in a full sun location.