One way to enhance your yard during the colder months of the year is to plant some of the best shrubs for fall berries. Fruiting shrubs will prove to be vibrant additions to your containers and ...

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Some trees and shrubs are at their best in fall, from the human or bird point of view. It’s a great time to go to nurseries to see what plants look like this month, and notice what berries or ...

PYRACANTHA -- The pyracantha shrub is popular because of its abundance of red berries that seem to drip off the branches in heavy clusters. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Gary Bachman) Fall weather ...

When planting shrubs in spring and late summer, keep autumn fruit in mind, and the result will make an already glowing season pop. Berries come in shades that are rare in the floral realm—like bright ...

I wonder why the jostaberry didn't have at least some berries? It is in an open area and gets at least as much sun as the most productive red currant bush.

Fall is upon us, and with the season comes a profusion of color. But it’s not just leaves that bring autumn color and beauty; berries do, too. Bird-friendly, berry-producing shrubs have a lot of ...

It’s officially fall and I’m looking to add a few landscape plants to provide four-season interest and wildlife habitat and food. Evergreens provide shelter as well as winter structure … ...

One of the most common of these bright fall shrubs, commonly known as Burning Bush, was classified by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources in 2023 as an invasive shrub.

Although beautiful and festive with fall colors, burning bush is invasive and needs proper management in your landscape.

This week's Plant Pick of the Week is a native shrub that turns wine-red and ripens blue-black berries in early fall.

The dark green foliage turns purplish-red in the fall with drooping clusters of bright red, edible berries that persist into winter. Cedar waxwings and other birds love the berries!