What shrub has white berries in winter?

Common Snowberry
In the Landscape: Common Snowberry has long been grown as an ornamental shrub. Winter is its most conspicuous season, where its white berries stand out against leafless branches. Its dainty pinkish flowers are also attractive.

What shrubs have berries?

10 AGM shrubs for autumn berries

• Cotoneaster ‘Cornubia’ Many cotoneasters carry a generous crop of red berries but few are as dependable and as tough as this one.
• Euonymus europaeus ‘Red Cascade’
• Gaultheria mucronata ‘Bell’s Seedling’
• Rosa ‘Geranium’
• Viburnum davidii.

Can you plant shrubs in the winter in Georgia?

Winter is still an acceptable time to plant and transplant trees and shrubs. It’s just important you’re taking the necessary steps to ensure success. Planting now during a dry period this winter will still give a tree or shrub an opportunity to establish its roots before the summer heat sets in.

What kind of berries are common in Georgia?

Serviceberries aren’t that common here in Georgia, but they should be. Every yard needs one of these versatile trees. The birds agree with me, too. Color is hard to come by in the winter garden, but I recently noticed a nice patch of ruby red in the front yard. It was a group of three Firepower Nandinas glowing in the sun.

What kind of shrubs are native to Georgia?

Native to eastern United States Deciduous Shrub. Early summer blooms of fragrant, drooping racemes of white flowers which attract pollinators and butterflies to a garden. Fall colors are dependable, in tones of yellow, maroon and orange.

What kind of trees have berries in winter?

Shrubs and Trees with Colorful and Distinctive Twigs in Winter Plant Type Shrubs, Trees Plant Family Berberis – Barberries, Callicarpa – Beau Season of Interest Winter Maintenance Low

What kind of shrub has red berries in the fall?

‘Cayenne’ Shrub Dogwood has green leaves during the summer which change to red orange in fall. In winter ‘Cayenne’ Shrub Dogwood produces porcelain blue berries on bright red stems. This shrub dogwood multi season interest. Prefers moisture so is an idea in a wet area, damp spot or along creek edges.