Viburnum rufidulum (Rusty Blackhaw Viburnum) Native bee friendly It tolerates seasonal flooding but

It tolerates seasonal flooding but can become chlorotic in alkaline soil

It is native to the Chisos mountains of Big Bend National Park

Chickasaw Plum makes a great corner accent to a wildlife habitat backyard

Lindheimer's Beargrass works well as an accent

you can pick them to make a jelly or just eat them straight off the bush

Viburnum rufidulum (Rusty Blackhaw Viburnum) Native bee friendly It tolerates seasonal flooding butRusty Blackhaw Viburnum is an excellent Texas native tree that can reach anywhere between 10 30 ft depending on its environment, with 12 18 ft being the most typical. It is slow growing, so requires a little patience, but it is a beautiful understory tree that can handle sun or shade and should be used a lot more in landscapes. Dense shade will result in a lankier plant with fewer leaves and flowers. Part sun is ideal for this viburnum. Rusty Blackhaw