In my native plant garden the blossoms snowberry of the snowberry are a
favorite food destination of hummingbirds Whereas the berries are the food
of last resort for towhees but seem to be ignored by most other birds, even
when all other berries are gone.

The white berries contrast nicely with the orange-red berries of the
cascade mountain ash and the scarlet berry native viburnum in my native
hedge

On Sun, Sep 13, 2020 at 2:03 PM G M ARCHAMBAULT <gm72125 at bellsouth.net>
wrote:


> If memory serves, there is a nice colony of Snowberry at the southern end

> of the path at Kah Tai Lagoon at Port Townsend, immediately adjacent to the

> transit parking lot by the Safeway. I've had decent luck in this little

> patch before walking the entire path. -Ken Archambault, Birmingham, Alabama

> On Sunday, September 13, 2020, 03:28:52 PM CDT, Vincent Lucas <

> vincentlucas5 at gmail.com> wrote:

>

>

> When I lived in South Florida, we. Too, had snowberries there. They look

> identical to the ones we get here in the PNW. However, they are different

> species. The ones in South Florida are Chiococca alba whereas the ones we

> get here are Symphoricarpos albus.

>

> Vincent Lucas

> Port Angeles, WA

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