Snowberry is a tough, adaptable native shrub known for its clusters of white berries that persist into winter. Its small pink flowers provide nectar for pollinators, while the dense branching habit creates shelter for birds and other wildlife. Snowberry is especially useful for filling difficult spaces and stabilizing slopes.
Size at maturity: 3–6' tall, 4–6' wide Light: Full sun to part shade Water: Low to medium moisture; adaptable once established Bloom time: May–July Wildlife: Flowers attract bees and butterflies; berries provide food for birds and wildlife; dense branches provide cover Special features & uses: Drought tolerant; erosion control; excellent hedgerow plant; winter interest; deer-resistant
Plant with: Douglas aster and geum for a pollinator-friendly shrub border, or sword fern and vine maple for a layered woodland planting.
Perfect for hedges, wildlife gardens, slopes, woodland edges, and naturalized plantings. Prune occasionally to maintain a compact form or let it grow into a loose, wildlife-friendly thicket.
