Just do not ask, because I will not know the answer, but this was the name my plant finder app gave me – a Japanese beautyberry. Well, I suppose they are beautiful of a sort with their wonderful colour.
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The berries look like clusters of purple beads.
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They certainly do
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🙏🏼👍🏼
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I have a huge shrub of American Beautyberry in my back yard. Honestly, I don’t know the difference between the Japanese and the American variety. It is so pretty with those beautiful purple berries.
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I had never heard it but spotted it growing on my travel,to town in a garden. It is certainly very attractive
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The berries come out in the fall, and the rest of the year it stays green, so it is a pretty great plant to have in the garden. Mine is big enough that it hides the chain-link fence separating my yard from my neighbor.
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Oh my! That is so rad! I just got my very first American beautyberry from another blogger about a month ago. https://tonytomeo.com/2021/10/02/six-on-saturday-williamsburg/ I had been wanting it for a very long time, but could not justify procuring it. I specifically wanted the species, as it grows wild in Southeastern North America, rather than a modern cultivar. That is precisely what I got! Anyway, the berries in your picture are more likely a cultivar of Japanese beautyberry, since that species is more popular in home gardens and landscapes. American beautyberry is generally popular where it grows wild, and generally because it simply invites itself into home gardens. Those that are planted intentionally are most likely Japanese beautyberry, which develops better form.
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I Hsiang never heard of them. You Don often find them here
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This looks so amazingly wonderful 🙂
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The colour attracted me
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So pretty. I just saw some today too! My post tomorrow has a photo. : )
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I had never seen them before
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