Nannyberry Viburnum Pruner long strands of red delicious

long strands of red delicious berries in July

Excellent flavor for fresh eating

The look of the big leaves and size/taste of the fruit is certainly tropical

Host plant to our largest moth

Easiest to grow

Nannyberry Viburnum Pruner long strands of red deliciousViburnum lentago. Nanny Berry, also known as Wild Raisin (but not to be confused with viburnum nudum var. cassinoides, also native). Native to Northeastern United States. Interesting bird like shaped buds open to white umbrel flowers, become edible fruits in summer or fall then leaves turn red and purple. 15 25 feet tall. Attracts many species of birds, as well as chipmunks and squirrels. It also hosts several native moth caterpillars.