Learn about 20 native Florida plants that thrive in the state’s humidity and ... Once the bloom has ended, they’re replaced by small, bright red berries. USDA Growing Zones: 4 to 11. Sun ...

Coral-red berries appear in bunches along arching stems and persist for several months on this low-growing, spreading shrub. In the wild down in Missouri and elsewhere in the South, coralberry ...

These are followed by bluish black berries and brilliant red to purple leaf color in the fall. These plants can be used as specimens, as background to other landscape elements, or in privacy ...

This is a fast growing holly with red berries that is considered more of a shrub with a terminal height of about 14 feet. You may have more difficulty finding this last plant, a lusterleaf holly ...

Another hardy shrub, goji berry forms oblong, bright red sprays of fruit. Known to be packed with nutrients, the fruit themselves are sour and a bit bitter, like a cranberry. Mid-summer ...

The hardy crimson fruit grows in fist-sized bunches and continue to thrive in recent drought conditions. It has happened again. The tall Pyracantha shrubs up the street have been stripped of red ...

A: That sounds like red-twig dogwood alright. This plant is in the same family as the much better known dogwood trees (Cornus), except these grow as multi-stem shrubs in the 6- to 8-foot range.

Q: I have always wanted to have my own holly berries to make ornaments and several years ago bought two holly shrubs that have grown well but unfortunately have never born fruit. How long will I have ...

One of the best options for bright fall berries is Cornus nuttallii, otherwise known as the Pacific dogwood, as seen in the image above.'The Pacific dogwood is best suited to US hardiness zone 7 ...

An invasive plant that multiplies from seeds in its dark purple berries keeps sprouting up in South Florida, and land managers want the public to help detect and report it.