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Symphoricarpos albus var. laevigatus

Snowberry, Coralberry

Also known as Symphoricarpus rivularis

Height × spread
1.8m × 5m
Position
All conditions
Hardiness
Very cold to -20C (RHS H6)
Flowers
Autumn

Availability

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About this plant

This variant of the snowberry is a sturdy and vigorous shrub that fruits freely. The clusters of white berries are a feature in autumn. It is a tall and spreading shrub that will sucker and spread, making thickets. The leaves are smooth and somewhat rounded in appearance, neat and pretty, held on slim stems that spread widely. The flowers are not generally noticed. It is commonly used in woods where it provides cover for game-birds. Being tolerant of poor soils and shady sites, it is likewise grown for groundcover in wooded landscapes. This shrub was introduced from western parts of the USA in 1817.

Foliage colour
Green
Autumn foliage
Yellow-pale
Fruit colour
White
Variegated
No
Scent
No
Shape
Dome
Height
1.8m
Spread
5m
Spread in 10 years
3m
Season of interest
Autumn
Flowers in
Autumn
Evergreen
Deciduous
Garden style
Seaside garden

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