Viburnum rafinesquianum Schultes

Downy Arrow-wood

Rare. Grows in dry rocky woods and on wooded or shrubby slopes and ledges, especially on trap rock. Occurs primarily in the South-Central and North-Central Lowlands regions, and also very locally in the Northwest Uplands and Highlands regions. May-June; friut-August.

Connecticut Botanical Society

CBS.28092

TOWN 82
SPECIES 162-6-8

CONNECTICUT FLORA. 2127

Viburnum pubescens (Ait.) Pursh

Forming thickets in thin dry
woods and on ledges, top of
Beseck Mt., Middlefield,

June 10, 1907

COLLECTOR, C. A. WEATHERBY.