Southern Arrowwood is a versatile shrub with clusters of white flowers and dark blue berries. Its dense growth provides excellent cover for wildlife, and its fall foliage is a vibrant red. This shrub is a popular choice for hedges and naturalized plantings.
Habitat
Found in moist forests, along streams, and in thickets.
Diet
Pollinated by insects, and its berries are eaten by birds and small mammals.
How common
Common
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