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Posted 1w ago by @Malagueña

Hello everyone, here is another American Beauty Berry. Fl...

Hello everyone, here is another American Beauty Berry. Flowers and seeds. There are , literally, hundreds of them growing around here. Until, very recently, I thought they were a nusence weed. There are also a couple small ones out there I may put in pots and see how they do. #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PlantAddict #NewGrowth #OutdoorGrowing #TheWateringHole @HFplantoasis @HummingbirdMint @Idplantthat @ILoveMyPlants @Jadedbelle @Jujube @Luckeecharm1 @ModestCoconut13 @Ms.Persnickety @newplantgirlies @Preciousplants1 @princesspitstop @QuickKalopanax @sarah10orio @Shells_Garden @SillyPlantGirl @SizableSuncup20 @smushface @SolaceInSunshine @RefinedSandwort @Ponytailmom @Blhagmaier @BigPetunia80 @BEsucculent @UnbeatenSoybean @TopCoriander6 @stephongreg @ILoveMyPlants @SpyderLily @Ms.Persnickety @CutePolypremum #TheWateringHole @DreamMachine @ILoveMyPlants @MariansOasis @SillyPlantGirl
American beautyberry (Callicarpa americana) is a deciduous shrub native to the southeastern U.S., known for its vibrant clusters of purple berries that appear in fall, attracting birds and pollinators. It grows 3-8 feet tall, thrives in full sun to light shade, and is adaptable to various soils, though it prefers well-drained conditions. The berries are edible, used for jams, and the plant is also noted for its potential mosquito-repelling properties. Wish I could get that!!
@SillyPlantGirl , thanks Catherine for the information. It is greatly appreciated.👍 if you lived around here you could come and take as many as you would like.
Dang, so many followers