Creeping Snowberry

Overview

The Creeping Snowberry, Symphoricarpos mollis, is a North American native groundcover, thriving in USDA zones 4-7. Adaptable to partial shade, it stands 6 inches tall, spreading up to 3 feet. It features delicate pink blooms in spring, followed by white berries in summer, attracting pollinators and birds. This low-maintenance plant excels in woodland gardens, providing erosion control on slopes with well-drained soils. Hardy and drought-tolerant once established.