Snowberry, also known as Symphoricarpos, is an ornamental fruit plant native to North America. It is cold-resistant, so it has the name of Snowberry. The fruits of Snowberry are numerous and clustered at the top of the branches. The color of fruits are generally white/ pink/ dark pink, the flesh is plump and thick, and the fruit is large and juicy.
Snowberry has a pleasing appearance, and it has an alternative freshness in terms of ornamental plants, especially the light pink Snowberry, like a snow beauty. Snowberry has seasonal restrictions and will not appear in the market until autumn and winter, so if you have the opportunity to see it, you may wish to take it home.
Snowberry has lignified flower stems. During maintenance, in addition to cutting diagonally, remember to break the flower stem again. All woody flower feet should also be treated in this way, so that the viewing period can be extended.
