Snowberry - Symphoricarpos albus native Michigan holly

Michigan holly

or Wiarton Seedy Saturday

Great for pond edges/wetland gardens

to be planted while they are dormant

This plant has many edible parts

Snowberry - Symphoricarpos albus native Michigan hollyScientific Name Symphoricarpos albus Plant Description This shrub grows in moist soil and full to part sun, and blooms in summer. Grows up to 3 6'. This plant is toxic, do not consume berries, but has medicinal properties. Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies and mammals. Great in as a hedge, grown for winter interest and winter berries for birds. Deer resistant. Host plant for the Snowberry hummingbird and Clearwing moth. Attracts parasitic wasps.