Beautyberry (Callicarpa americana) Host try one of the chiles

try one of the chiles

It is a tall herbaceous perennial which dies back to the ground going dormant in late fall after its leaves turn a pretty fall pale yellow and fall off

With its tall

encouraging a longer flowering period

It may die back in winter if we get a harsh enough freeze

Beautyberry (Callicarpa americana) Host try one of the chilesBeautyberry (Callicarpa americana) is a staff favorite, with showy clusters of pink flowers in the spring and bright purple fruit throughout the fall and winter. This woody, evergreen, perennial shrub's showy purple berries are a good fall food source for songbirds and humans. A favorite of orioles, wood warblers, and waxwings, this is a surefire winner that grows in partial shade. Its showy spring clusters of white flowers are a great nectar source