Viburnum sieboldii "Seneca" Best Seller the small blue-gray berries are

the small blue-gray berries are coated in a fragrant wax that colonists boiled off to make the clean-burning

and the epithet nobilis means noble or renowned

or let the vine run as a dense evergreen groundcover on a bank or slope

the lanceleaf coreopsis

and it deserves the wider audience

Viburnum sieboldii "Seneca" Best Seller the small blue-gray berries areThis medium to large shrub can become almost tree like. It has lustrous dark green leaves which often hold on until late November. Seneca is the result from a self pollination of V. sieboldii. Selected for abundant, large, pendant inflorescence and red fruit on red pedicels which are attaractive to birds but may persist for 3 months. This selection from the U. S. National Arboretum is of an Asian species.