Showy white flowers in the spring. Ideal for for borders, woodland gardens and large groupings. Provides four-season interest and edible fruit. The berries are small and sweet with a deep blue coloration (similar to blueberries). Great for baking or snacking. Berries also attract a range of wildlife and bird species. Prefers moist, well-drained soil in part shade to full sun. Drought tolerant and very low maintenance.

Height : 10-25 feet Spread : 5-20 feet

Light : Full sun to part shade Water : Dry to moist

Soil : Sand, loam, clay Zone : 3-8

Leaves : Smooth dark-green leaves with lighter underside. Fall brilliant reds and yellows

Stem : Smooth dark-grey

Flower : White with delicate petals displayed in May-June

Fruit : Edible, deep blue/purple berries produced in July-August

Habit : Medium to large-sized shrub with spreading stolons which can form small colonies