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beautyberry
(redirected from Beauty berry)

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beau·ty·ber·ry  (byt-br)
n.
Any of various shrubs of the genus Callicarpa cultivated for their axillary clusters of showy, often lavender-pink to violet berrylike fruits.


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BEST OF THE BUNCH Callicarpa Bodinieri 'Profusion' WE SEE loads of shrubs adorned with red and orange berries at this time of year, but not many with the bright purple beads produced by this striking deciduous shrub, better known as the beauty berry, which grows to around three metres.
Callicarpa Bodinieri 'Profusion' WE see loads of shrubs adorned with red and orange berries at this time of year, but not many with the bright purple beads produced by this striking deciduous shrub, better known as the beauty berry, which grows to around 3m.
In the dog days of August and September, the cardinal flower and great blue lobelia attract a myriad of hummingbirds and butterflies, and the American beauty berry and strawberry bush will produce showy, colorful berries.
 
 
 
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