Blooms June - July

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• »  Berries give winter interest

Coralberry will grow just about anywhere from full sun to under a canapy. Although the blooms are small, they provide for pollinators. As fall approaches the fruits turn pink providing bright color through the winter months. The berries provide a food source for songbirds during hard long cold winters.

Height

2 - 5 Ft

Spread

4 - 8 Ft

Zone

2 - 7

Color

White

Categories

Trees and Shrubs

Tags

Attracts Butterflies;  Attracts Humming-birds;  Attracts Pollinators;  Attracts Songbirds;  Cut Flower/Foliage;  Dried Flower/Foliage