Snowberry (Symphoricarpos albus) has small, opposite leaves and small flower clusters followed by large, snow-white fruit which last well into winter. This hollow-stemmed shrub has tiny, pinkish-white, bell-shaped flowers in small terminal or axillary clusters. Spreading mostly by suckers, Snowberry can form dense thickets to provide valuable shelter for wildlife.
Classification: Perennial Key Characteristics: Pink flowers Light Requirements: Full sun to full shade Water Requirements: Dry to moist soil Ease of Growing: High Growth Rate: Fast Bloom Time: May – August Spreads: By suckers Benefits: Wildlife, Pollinators, Beneficial insects, Wildfire resistant, Riparian zones, Deer resistant, On Portland Plant List, Hummingbirds Edible: No Mature Height: 2-5 feet Mature Width: 4-6 feet
