Chicago Lustre Viburnum Live Plant, Arrowwood Viburnum Shrub Starter, White Flowering Outdoor Bush, 3 Inch Pot, 4–6 Inches Tall

Chicago Lustre Viburnum Live Plant – Rooted Outdoor Shrub Starter

Add seasonal beauty and structure to your landscape with a live Chicago Lustre viburnum starter. This young, well-rooted shrub arrives growing in a 3-inch nursery pot and measures approximately 4–6 inches tall at shipping.

Known as arrowwood viburnum, Viburnum dentatum is valued for its clusters of white spring flowers, green foliage, and blue-black berries that may develop under suitable growing conditions. It can be a useful choice for garden borders, mixed shrub beds, and naturalized landscape plantings.

Plant details

• Common name: Chicago Lustre Viburnum / Arrowwood Viburnum

• Botanical name: Viburnum dentatum — verify cultivar identity with your supplier

• Quantity: 1 live plant

• Shipping height: Approximately 4–6 inches

• Pot size: 3-inch nursery pot

• Condition: Live, rooted potted starter

• Placement: Outdoor shrub

• Seller-listed hardiness: USDA Zones 3–7; confirm suitability for your specific cultivar and location

Growing and care

• Light: Full sun to partial shade.

• Water: Water thoroughly after planting and keep the soil consistently moist while the plant establishes. Once established, watering needs depend on local conditions.

• Soil: Well-draining soil is recommended.

• Spacing: Allow room for the shrub’s mature spread when selecting a planting site.

• Uses: Landscape borders, mixed shrub beds, garden groupings, and natural screens.

Mature size and seasonal interest

The seller estimates a mature size of approximately 8 feet tall and 8 feet wide. Actual size and growth rate vary with cultivar, climate, soil, and pruning. White flower clusters typically appear seasonally, and blue-black berries may follow when pollination and growing conditions are suitable. Flowering and berry production are not guaranteed on a young starter plant.

Please note
You will receive one young live plant, not the mature shrub shown in any illustrative photos. Plant size, leaf coverage, and appearance may vary by season. Viburnum dentatum is generally deciduous, meaning it may lose its leaves in fall or winter; please confirm the plant identity before describing it as evergreen. A decorative pot is not included unless explicitly stated.