Lustrous green leaves they’ve got, but siren red clusters they lack. I covet those luscious berries ... winter might cause some foliage and branches to die back. They tend to fade into the ...

The first image (above) captures the vibrant, true color of the red berry sprays. However, I wanted a different background than ... and autumn berries. For winter, I fill it with festive berry ...

In the spring and summer, the plants basically disappear into the background, but in the autumn and ... while it is the female winterberries that have the eye-grabbing red berries in the winter. To ...

PYRACANTHA -- The pyracantha shrub is popular because of its abundance of red berries ... summer backgrounds step up and show off their stuff. I'm not talking about flowers, although there are several ...

Deep pink warrior’s plume, red Toyon berries and white coast silktassels are among the many flowers and berries that bloom on the Peninsula each winter ... in Woodside. Photos by Magali ...

One of my favorites is winterberry, a deciduous holly whose branches are loaded with bright red berries in winter. These grow wild in wet areas and are easy to grow in gardens, where they do fine ...

Want a plant that really stands out in a winter landscape? Why not try a Posssumhaw holly? Its fire-engine red berries pop and draw everyone's eyes to your garden. The Possumhaw holly (Ilex ...

1. “Cardinal Candy” viburnumThis viburnum’s attributes are many: Shiny red berries in winter; white spring flowers; deer-resistant; winter hardy; easy to grow in partly sunny to sunny ...

It’s hard to imagine the winter holidays without holly and its shiny green leaves and cheery red berries. The use of holly as decoration has its origin in pagan culture but was readily adopted ...

Like mistletoe and poinsettia, holly is an iconic plant associated with holiday festivities in winter. Each year I receive questions about these prickly leaved trees with red berries. Some are ...

It’s hard to imagine the winter holidays without holly and its shiny green leaves and cheery red berries. The use of holly as decoration has its origin in pagan culture but was readily adopted ...