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| Blackhaw viburnum, Viburnum prunifolium |
The blackhaw viburnum growing at the west end of the Visitor Center is loaded with small fruits—called drupes—at this time of the year, which is why you often find mockingbirds nearby. They love their fruit.
The deciduous shrub native to the Southeast can reach heights of 18 to 20 feet. Planted in a row, you'll have a natural wall in only a few years to hide your air conditioning unit or, in our case, compost bins.
at the west end of the Visitor Center is loaded with small fruits—called drupes—at this time of the year, flowering shrubs
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