Snowberries offers bright addition to landscapes
Waxy-white berries bunched on the ends of twiggy stems make winter the most conspicuous season for snowberry (Symphoricarpos albus), a deciduous North American native.
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Waxy-white berries bunched on the ends of twiggy stems make winter the most conspicuous season for snowberry (Symphoricarpos albus), a deciduous North American native. In fact, its scientific name derives therefrom: Symphori means bear together, carpos is Latin for fruit, and albus is white. Other common names include waxberry, ice apple, and white coralberry...
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