Waxy-white berries bunched on the ends of twiggy stems make winter the most conspicuous season for Snowberry, a deciduous North American native. In fact, its scientific name derives therefrom: ...

Editor’s note: Once a month, OSU Extension Master Gardener Volunteers in Franklin County profile a plant that occurs naturally in central Ohio. As our Midwest winter quickly approaches, so do the ...

The North American common Snowberry or Symphoricarpos albus, is one of a small group of twiggy, deciduous shrubs which are mostly mainly grown in gardens and on rural estates for their attractive ...

If you’re a hiker, you may be familiar with our native snowberry (Symphoricarpos) a deciduous shrub with small white berries that grows along trails on both sides of the Cascades. Although the species ...

Snowberry is native to Oregon and provides important food and shelter for small animals through November. (Marci Degman) For a lively, complete habitat in your landscape, it’s important to include ...

Common snowberry is a deciduous shrub that occurs in a variety of community or habitat types and plant associations. This native is found across the northern tier of North America, from Hudson Bay ...

Why it’s choice: Clusters of pure white berries that appear in late summer and fall and last through much of the winter make snowberry one of the most appropriately named native shrubs. The berries ...

Snowberry, a member of the honeysuckle family, is very showy right now, covered in waxy white berry-like drupes. This West Coast native shrub has pink flowers that are very attractive to bees, ...

The snowberry is one of the more durable features of the park landscape in this country. Many times over the years, I’ve found myself poking about in some distant corner of a relict landscape garden, ...