Standort . Since this Viburnum is eatable does that mean that all the cultivars of this species is OK to eat as well? Several Viburnums had medicinal applications. On one day when I had to write them a man died named Eleven Chairs. There are also several cultivars for edible fruit including Canber, Phillips, and Wentworth (from V. Botanists can’t agree. #788 Viburnum rufidulum. Great for attracting beneficial insects as an ecological balance in an organic fruit and berry orchard. When Viburnum rufidulum receives enough sun, plants flower reliably each spring, opening white flowers. Iroquois women used a decoction of Viburnum dentatum twigs as a contraceptive. Growing Info, follow in order: Scarification: Soak in water, let stand in water for 24 hours. Ihre Form ist länglich eiförmig bis elliptisch, ihre Farbe dunkelgrün. Lastly, let me digress for a moment. Nannyberry (Viburnum lentago). Ilex decidua has alternative leaves. Posted October 22, 2019. Method of Preparation: Fruit used raw or cooked, fruit leather. I have often thought that this shrub was at is best on bright winter days with the fruit highlighted against a snowy background. Posted by Chris Stover on 22nd May 2018 Arrived in good condition with leaves that have stayed for several weeks now, although still much smaller than expected. Specific epithet means with leaves like Prunus. Native Americans had a wide variety of ways to use the berries of various Viburnum species. Viburnum cassinoides leaves are used for tea. Viburnum nudum has longer leaves than Viburnum obovatum (Walter Viburnum.) Can one make tea from snowball flowers? It is also attractive in May with its show of white, flat-topped flower clusters. 3,00 bis 4,00 m . Viburnum nudum, Smooth-withe-rod, Possom Haw, apple-shaped fruits, compressed, 1/4 inch long, deep blue, sweet, eaten raw. V. sargentii is not mentioned in any of my references regarding edibility. Rusty Blackhaw, Viburnum rufidulum, is a small deciduous tree that is much more attractive than its namesake.It has lustrous, glossy leaves … Dillard Mill on the Huzzah River, Viburnum, Missouri. It would be interesting to hear what you are able to find out about your dogwood. He also ran the general store and applied to the federal government to include a post office in his store (good for business, you know.) Thinking about planting some arrowwood vibernums under trees. It  can get quite large and older trees do fruit. The Cherokee, Iroquois, Menomini, and Ojibwa used Viburnum acerifolium to make an infusion to relieve cramps and colic. Viburnum casinoides, Withe-rod, Nannyberry, Moosewood, the pulp is sweet, well-flavored, hanging on the tree deep into winter. When European species with large fruit were introduced to North America the natives preferred them. I finally talked with Eleven’s  elderly aunt several hundred miles away. are doublefile viburnum leaves edible (Maresei) can I use leaves in cooking or on a food plate as decoration? I have bookmarked to study later. To tell the Viburnum nudums from the Viburnum rufidulum (the edible Rusty Haw) look for dots on the lower leaf surface. Die stark runzeligen Blattoberseiten haben dem Gehölz den Beinamen "Runzelblättriger Schneeball" eingebracht. If single trunk is desired, any suckers should be promptly removed. Because of that the Romans called them Lantagenem. That excites me more than it should! This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. The V. Rufidulum came in an especially long, narrow pot: needs a deep hole, but seems to be effective. The stone, however, is large and the pulp thin. We are discovering all sorts of vibernums underneath years of garden neglect on the property that we inherited. I only noticed the mistake after all five of them were planted. Locally we have four or five Viburnums — again experts disagree — but two are definitely edible. Flowers small, white, showy spreading clusters to six inches wide in March and April. Die je nach Auffassung 100 bis 200 Arten sind größtenteils in den gemäßigten bis subtropischen Gebieten der Nordhalbkugel verbreitet. Here in FL, I’m still leery of eating a great many wildlings — I still can’t tell the proverbial toadstools from the mushrooms (and on a literal note, how I miss morel season!). Locally Viburnums are easy to recognize by their opposite leaves and five-lobed flowers. Learn how your comment data is processed. Will they grow ok under shade. Der Schneeball 'Lisarose' ® (botanisch Viburnum tinus 'Lisarose' ®) ist ein perfekter Begleiter für den kalten Winter. Botanists can’t agree. Copyright 2007-2018 – This web page is the property of Green Deane, LLC. Fruit ellipsoid, initially red to pink turning deep blue. Nannyberry. Viburnums bend easily. (And they may have made my head swim after putting 3 in mouth to try to get the melon flavor.) We had an unusually cool spring nights. Sometimes Viburnums can be confused with Dogwoods, depending on the species and where you live. Also called Arrow-wood, as one Florida species is, the Neolithic Iceman, Oetiz (right) found frozen in the Alps in 1991, was carrying arrow shafts made from the Viburnum lantana. Looking into his family history told the story. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Disclaimer: Information contained on this website is strictly and categorically intended as a reference to be used in conjunction with experts in your area. I just saved your information so that I can head off and check out all of the properties that you mentioned in this wonderful post and now my long suffering vibernums can have a haircut and can stay in my edible food forest garden legitimately without just being “bee attracting shrubs” . The national arboretum website said Koussa dogwoods have a melon tasting fruit. He was an early resident of the area and involved in everything: Medical doctor, farmer, businessman, bottle washer, you name it. 1). Though these are not edible Viburnum opulus berries, the Viburnum trilobum look identical. Whether the fruit is edible is a bit of a debate. Another common landscape Viburnum is Viburnum suspensum. Because of that the Romans called them Lantagenem. Viburnum opulus, Guelder-rose, European Cranberry-bush, bright-red fruit, sour, used like cranberries in making jelly, preserves, sauces, and wine. Also, I grew up very close to Viburnum, Missouri, and I too think that a Viburnum festival would be a good way to give those folks something to do. The Feds agreed and asked him what he wanted to call the place. What do they taste like? I have a picture of the leaves and berries. The leaves are eaten by the larvae of many Lepidoptera species. When Viburnum rufidulum receives enough sun, plants flower reliably each spring, opening white flowers. Wuchsform. Method of Preparation: Fruit used raw or cooked, fruit leather. It is a deciduous, dense, showy, highly … He chose Lone Pine because he had just one pine tree on his property. Is the Viburnum Rufidulum toxic to goats? I saw some fruit on a Viburnum odoratissimum last year but did not think to try them after a bit of research did not turn up any glowing recommendations. Before that about a dozen were for food and tea. Die Zweige besitzen eine Rinde, die im ersten Jahr dicht wollig mit gelb-weißlichen, gelb-bräunlichen oder rot-bräunlichen Sternhaaren bedeckt ist, später ist sie kahl und besitzt verstreut kleine gerundete Lentizellen. If you see showy clusters, particularly in northern Florida, it will either be a Viburnum or a Dogwood. His name was Dr. Jesse Campbell Mincher (1866-1940.) V. opulus and V. prunifolium have scopoletin, which is a coumarin glycoside that acts as a sedative particularly on the uterus. The name comes from the rusty brown hairs on the undersides of leaves, buds and stems. Viburnum rufidulum . I appreciate them as cold climate hardy shrubs (they must be hardy to survive the conditions here for over 20 years with no water) but now some of them are actually edible? Viburnum rufidulum This project is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services, administered by the Indiana State Library. Perhaps Cornucopia I did and II does not. I could not find any reports of human or animal toxicity associated with the Viburnum odoratissimum. Viburnum rhytidophyllum ist, wie der Name schon verrät, immergrün. Thanks for this post. Now you know why Viburnum, Missouri, is called Viburnum and not Lone Pine. Viburnum rhytidophyllum wächst als immergrüner Strauch oder kleiner Baum, der Wuchshöhen von bis zu 4 Meter erreicht. Viburnum edule, Squashberry, Mooseberry, fully ripe berries are slightly acidic, pleasant tasting, can be eaten raw. More than one shrub is needed for good berry production. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Disclaimer: Information contained on this website is strictly and categorically intended as a reference to be used in conjunction with experts in your area. trilobum.) That said – from your description I wonder if you may have a Pacific dogwood (Cornus nuttalli) which can appear to have a globe-shaped fruit, (actually a cluster of drupes), but instead of dangling down a few inches below the branches, it sits upright. Taken in early November. Dr. Mincher then chose Viburnum because he used the berries to make some of his medicines. Among the consumed Viburnums are Viburnum alnifolium, Viburnum cassinoides, Viburnum edule, Viburnum lantana, Viburnum lentago, Viburnum nudum, Viburnum oplus, Viburnum prunifolium, Viburnum rufidulum, Viburnum setigerum, and Viburnum trilobum. Die mal mehr, mal weniger stark glänzenden Blätter sind gegenständig, gestielt und gut 18 bis 25 Zentimeter lang. Name explained. Mature Rusty Blackhaw. Another common landscape Viburnum is Viburnum suspensum. Fruit hangs in clusters on the plant and is edible with a flavor like raisins. Virburnum trilobum, High-Bush Cranberry red fruit substituted for cranberries, used in sauces, juice, jams, jellies, syrup and wine. normal . Viburnums are found in temperate climates around the world, 18 natives to North America plus at least three imports. The fruit is a purplish-black drupe (a fleshy fruit in which the seed is surrounded by a hard stony pit). Thank you! Just plant a huge bunch of Viburnums about town and then schedule a festival in the spring when they blossom around May. Viburnum casinoides, Withe-rod, Nannyberry, Moosewood, the pulp is sweet, well-flavored, hanging on the tree deep into winter. It is a small deciduous tree that is distributed from southeast to middle south in the United States. That should give their one full-time police officer something to do. A dwarf form … I noticed a couple in the pasture. The blossoms fade to form berries that color shift from green to red to blue-black as they mature. Leaf undersides, buds and young stems are covered with rusty brown hairs. Die Pflanze steht gerne in Einzelstellung, was natürlich alle Augen auf sie zieht. It  can get quite large and older trees do fruit. She said he was the eleventh child and his was going to be the eleventh child chair  put around the dinner table. First you steam them over boiling water, when cool roll them between your fingers, let stand over night, then dry in an oven. Most provide delicious and nutritious fruit, but many also have edible leaves, seeds, flowers, stems or roots, or they yield edible or useful oil. A yellow cultivar — Xanthocarpum — is used to make wine. No one knew but they kept giving me more folks to call. The fruit, sometimes raw, cooked or dehydrated, is used from Viburnum alnifolium, Viburnum cassinoides, Viburnum edule, Viburnum lantana, Viburnum lentago, Viburnum nudum, Viburnum oplus, Viburnum prunifolium, Viburnum rufidulum, and Viburnum trilobum. Photo by Cure Nursery. Iroquois women used a decoction of Viburnum dentatum twigs as a contraceptive. She said he was the eleventh child and his was going to be the eleventh child chair  put around the dinner table. Steckbrief. The leaves have excellent fall color. Fruits of the V. nudums were eaten by the Abernaki and Algonquin Indians. 0,30 bis 0,50 m / Jahr . The only significant problem with Viburnums is choosing which one to use, and which ones to write about. It produces lovely creamy-white flowers in the spring which turn into fruit in late summer/early fall. The fruit are eaten by birds and small mammals, and are edible by humans. Your blog looks great. I was so elated to discover Black Haw (prunifolium) on my property…but now that I’m looking at this post….mine look more like lentago! More specific uses: Viburnum alnifolium, Hobblebush, Mooseweed, ripe fruit sweet and palatable tasting like raisins or dates. It is easy … Also they are tasteless instead of tasting like melons. The Wentworth viburnum was selected for its large, edible fruits, which progress in color from yellow to red to bright red and persist throughout winter. 250 bis 350 cm . Viburnum berries usually store well. We are in SE Texas and have both Rusty and Arrowood viburnum on our ranch. V. opulus and V. prunifolium have scopoletin, which is a coumarin glycoside that acts as a sedative particularly on the uterus. Most of the North American Viburnums have large seeds and a small amount of fruit. Also called Arrow-wood, as one Florida species is, the Neolithic Iceman, Oetiz (right) found frozen in the Alps in 1991, was carrying arrow shafts made from the Viburnum lantana. Virburnum setigerum, Tea Viburnum, leaves are used as a substitute as tea. This is the not edible Viburnum opulus - compare to the edible Viburnum trilobum above. Locally there are similar look-alikies. There is no mention of edibility for it or two common landscape Viburnums, Viburnum rhytidophyllum and Viburnum davidii. Incidentally the area’s economic base has been mining lead. Remove seeds. Genus name comes from the Latin name of a species plant. Locally viburnums are a common landscape plant, the most used being Viburnum odoratissimum. Ilex decidua has alternative leaves. (Opulus). The closest I have come is V. prunifolium because it has the shape of the fruit but the berries are a golden color before ripening and tart. Identification: Viburnum nuduns, deciduous shrub, small tree to 20 feet, leaves opposite, simple, lance shaped to elliptical, four to six inches long, often shorter, upper surface dark green, shiny, lower surface covered with tiny glandular dots, leaf tips pinched to an abrupt point, edges usually toothless, occasionally finely crenated to serrated, slightly revolute. Among them were: Jelly, jam, mixed with grease, stored with fish fat, frozen, juiced, mixed with water and oil to make an ice cream, green and ripe berries steamed then covered with water and stored for winter use, mixed with sugar, mixed with sugar and flour (also a preferred way in Scandanivia) mixed with grease and stored in birch bark containers underground. Wuchsbreite. Of the edible species, V. prunifolium and V. rufidulum are the most common members of the genus in Missouri. I’ve often thought that human story was worth the extra effort and that some researcher or descendant in the future would be pleased even if they don’t know I was the one who found out why he was called Eleven. Comments or questions about this site, or for permission to use photos and information. Rusty Blackhaw grows from east to central Texas along streams or woodland edges, and can be a small 30 foot tree or a 10 foot shrub, depending on its environment. Perhaps Cornucopia I did and II does not. … Incidentally the area’s economic base has been mining lead. A few decades ago when I wrote for newspapers the duty of writing the obituaries rotated daily. Identification: Viburnum nuduns, deciduous shrub, small tree to 20 feet, leaves opposite, simple, lance shaped to elliptical, four to six inches long, often shorter, upper surface dark green, shiny, lower surface covered with tiny glandular dots, leaf tips pinched to an abrupt point, edges usually toothless, occasionally finely crenated to serrated, slightly revolute. Sorten einiger Arten und Hybriden werden als Zierpflanzen in Parkanlagen und Gärten verwendet. I saw some fruit on a Viburnum odoratissimum last year but did not think to try them after a bit of research did not turn up any glowing recommendations. One site I don’t trust says “yes” and references Cornucopia. Virburnum trilobum, High-Bush Cranberry red fruit substituted for cranberries, used in sauces, juice, jams, jellies, syrup and wine. Curious, and as a person interested in genealogy, I began calling his relatives to find out why he was named Eleven. Die Borke ist grau-bräunlich. Apparently someone else also had just one pine tree thus there already was a Lone Pine Post Office. This leads me to Viburnum, Missouri. After learning there was a Viburnum, Missouri, I wanted to know why the town, incorporated in 1967, was called Viburnum. Or maybe you have a hybrid between kousa and another dogwood? Many of these species produce edible fruit, but they are more prized as ornamental shrubs (Young 1992:352; Steyermark 1963). The Cherokee, Iroquois, Menomini, and Ojibwa used Viburnum acerifolium to make an infusion to relieve cramps and colic. Viburnum rufidulum . Clusters of small, white flowers mature in early spring followed by a blue drupe that matures in fall. Reconstrucion of Oetiz the Ice Man’s Face. The only significant problem with Viburnums is choosing which one to use, and which ones to write about. High in vitamin C. Flowers can be added to pancakes, cake batters or made into fritters. Viburnum nudum, Smooth-withe-rod, Possom Haw, apple-shaped fruits, compressed, 1/4 inch long, deep blue, sweet, eaten raw. Stratification: warm stratify for 180 days, cold stratify for 120 days. Before that about a dozen were for food and tea. Viburnums leaves do not produce such strings. Viburnum edule, Squashberry, Mooseberry, fully ripe berries are slightly acidic, pleasant tasting, can be eaten raw. Locally there are similar look-alikies. Rusty Blackhaw Viburnum. There are 150 species of Viburnums, perhaps a couple of dozen more. Viburnum lentago, Wild Raisin, Sweet Vibrunum, Sheepberry, blue-black fruit, pulpy, sweet, juicy, pleasant. Many thanks, Carol. This tree grows in forests and forest edges in the mountains and is about 6 m high. 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