

This showy evergreen shrub is valued for its glossy, dark green leaves and striking metallic turquoise-blue fruit. It pairs beautifully with ferns, azaleas, and other acid-loving plants in foundation plantings or woodland gardens.
Photo credit: Doreen Wynja
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