Symphoricarpos vaccinioides (Mountain Snowberry)

Symphoricarpos vaccinioides, commonly known as Mountain Snowberry, is a deciduous shrub that typically grows to a height of 2-4 feet. It is native to mountainous regions and is characterized by its dense clusters of small white flowers that bloom in early summer, followed by white berries that persist into winter. The plant has a spreading habit and features oval-shaped green leaves. It is commonly planted in gardens and landscapes for its attractive berries and ornamental value.