
Red baneberry bears white flowers spring to early summer on 1–3 foot plants, followed by glossy red berries in late summer. Native U.S. woodland perennial. Few cultivars exist.
Moist, fertile, organic-rich soil in part to full shade. Divide in spring or sow seeds in fall.
Woodland gardens, shade borders. Attracts songbirds. Berries toxic.
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Kolkwitzia amabilis: Beautybush with Pink Bell-Shaped Flowers
Creeping Jenny: Golden Groundcover for Moist Areas
Canary Island Sage (Salvia canariensis): Tender Giant with Violet Plumes
Sprekelia formosissima: Aztec Lily for Container Culture and Scarlet Blooms
Calamintha 'Variegata': Mint-Fragrant Foliage and Pink Flowers
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