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I have seen this in a Conservatory before, but has no idea either! Looks gorgeous though!Happy New Year!
Wow, what a fantastic color! I haven't a clue what kind of berries they are. :)
I've never seen this type of berry before. Nice find.
Not that color purple...very pretty tho.
I have no idea what they are, but the color is quite unique! Great find!
I believe they would be "Callicarpa Dichotoma" or "Purple Beautyberry".(Thanks to my wife for helping me identify it.)
Spectacular plant! I can add these berries to the long list of the never seen before. Thanks to Don and Krise for solving the mystery!
I see we have a lot of plant biologists here. I'm glad Krise knew, because I also have no clue. I think they're gorgeous! I'd love to see that!
regardless of what they are, they are beautiful!
Yes they are beauty berry and I have a bush too! I LOVE them. I cut some branches in the fall and put them in a vase, they look wonderful amidst all the fall colors.
Thanks Mrs Botanist in Olympia!
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I am baffled. I had never seen purple berries on a shrub. Anyone know what they are?
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I have seen this in a Conservatory before, but has no idea either! Looks gorgeous though!
Happy New Year!
Wow, what a fantastic color! I haven't a clue what kind of berries they are. :)
I've never seen this type of berry before. Nice find.
Not that color purple...very pretty tho.
I have no idea what they are, but the color is quite unique! Great find!
I believe they would be "Callicarpa Dichotoma" or "Purple Beautyberry".
(Thanks to my wife for helping me identify it.)
Spectacular plant! I can add these berries to the long list of the never seen before. Thanks to Don and Krise for solving the mystery!
I see we have a lot of plant biologists here. I'm glad Krise knew, because I also have no clue. I think they're gorgeous! I'd love to see that!
regardless of what they are, they are beautiful!
Yes they are beauty berry and I have a bush too! I LOVE them. I cut some branches in the fall and put them in a vase, they look wonderful amidst all the fall colors.
Thanks Mrs Botanist in Olympia!
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