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tea viburnum

Viburnum setigerum

Tea viburnum is a lovely shrub with beautiful clusters of white flowers. It grows berries that are enjoyed by birds, making it a great plant for gardens and parks.

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The tea viburnum is an upright, deciduous shrub featuring ovate, dark green leaves that turn reddish-purple in autumn. It produces clusters of small, creamy-white flowers in late spring, followed by striking, bright orange to red berries that persist into winter.

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tea viburnum

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Seltenheit

Common

Gefahr

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Interessante Fakten

Despite its name, the 'tea' viburnum isn't typically used for tea, but its leaves were once explored as a tea substitute!

In fall, its green leaves transform into stunning shades of purplish-red, adding a fiery glow to the garden!

Its scientific name, setigerum, means 'bristle-bearing,' hinting at tiny hairs on its leaves and stems!

The tea viburnum's cheerful red berries can last on branches all winter, even after the leaves have fallen!

Besondere Fähigkeiten

Fähigkeit

Berry Beacon

Tea viburnum's bright red berries act like a beacon, attracting birds to eat them and spread its seeds far and wide.

Fähigkeit

Leafy Shelter

Its dense branches and foliage create cozy hiding spots, offering shelter and safety for small birds and insects.

Fähigkeit

Pollinator Party

The small, creamy-white flowers host a party for insects, inviting them to help the plant make new seeds.

Maße und Details

Höhe
200-400 cm
Ausbreitung
150-300 cm
Blütengröße
0.5-1 cm
Blütezeit
Late spring to early summer
Essbar
Nein
Giftigkeit
Keine
Lebenszyklus
Mehrjährig
Bestäubungsmethode
Insekten

Ökologische Zusammenhänge

pollinates

European honey bee

Apis mellifera

Gathers nectar and pollen from flowers

pollinates

Common eastern bumblebee

Bombus impatiens

Visits flowers for nectar and pollen

eaten by

American robin

Turdus migratorius

Consumes the bright red berries, aiding seed dispersal

eaten by

Cedar waxwing

Bombycilla cedrorum

Feeds on the persistent berries, especially in winter

eaten by

Viburnum leaf beetle

Pyrrhalta viburni

Larvae and adults feed on the leaves

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Sammlungen

Sicherheit

Gefahr

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Always look but don't touch the berries, as they might not be safe to eat.

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Was ist der/die/das höhe von tea viburnum?

200-400 cm

Was ist der/die/das ausbreitung von tea viburnum?

150-300 cm

Was ist der/die/das blütengröße von tea viburnum?

0.5-1 cm

Was ist der/die/das blütezeit von tea viburnum?

Late spring to early summer

Was ist der/die/das essbar von tea viburnum?

Nein

Was ist der/die/das giftigkeit von tea viburnum?

Keine

Was ist der/die/das lebenszyklus von tea viburnum?

Mehrjährig

Was ist der/die/das bestäubungsmethode von tea viburnum?

Insekten

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