Coralberry and snowberry are native shrubs valued for their soft texture and persistent berries that provide fall and winter interest. Their arching stems and small green leaves create a relaxed, natural look that works well in native plantings, woodland edges, and informal shrub beds. In late summer and fall, clusters of pink or white berries appear and remain into winter, adding subtle seasonal color and wildlife value. They are often used in mass plantings or naturalized landscapes where a durable, low-maintenance shrub is needed.
Coralberry / Snowberry
Symphoricarpos albus, Symphoricarpos orbiculatus, Symphoricarpos × doorenbosii
Cultivars: 'Hancock', 'Magic Berry', 'Amethyst'