Botanical Name: Viburnum davidii
Common Name: David's viburnum
Family: Adoxaceae
Distribution/Origin: Europe
Leaf/Bud: medium sized leaf, evergreen, dark green, deep parallel venation
Flower/Inflorescence: flat heads of small white flowers
Fruit/Seed: metallic blue/black berries
Stem/Bark: red petiole
Size: height 1-1.5m, spread 1-1.5m
Habit: spreading
Form: mounding, bushy
Culture: full shade - full sun, moist soil, well-drained, not partial to any one type of soil
Landscape Use: small evergreen shrub, garden bedding, commercial
Notes: common, berries are somewhat toxic when ingested