Symphoricarpos albus
Adaptable shrub with attractive foliage and clusters of showy white berry-like fruits that persist through winter. Important late season wildlife forage. Its smooth, oppositely-arranged, round leaves are often used in flower bouquets. Its pink-white bell shaped flowers grow in dense terminal clusters.
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Habitat Notes | Bottomland Forest; Riparian Forest |
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Years Planted at Arboretums | 2011, 2010 |
Mature Height | 1-6’ |
Shade Preference |
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Soil Tolerance | Dry to moist soils |
Special Uses | Attracts insects, bees and butterflies; Attracts birds, Wildlife forage, cover and food; Ornamental; Deer resistant |