2. Dogwood Native dogwoods are low-maintenance shrubs or trees that can be grown in different regions and climates across the United States.

The plant, also called a Chinese wolfberry, grows sprawlingly into a thorny thicket peppered year-round by small, red-orange berries that look like oblong grapes. “They fruit very young.

To ensure you hear your share of birdsong—and to shore up the species’ dwindling numbers—cultivate fruit-yielding trees and shrubs this fall By Bart Ziegler Follow Sept. 13, 2017 2:03 pm ET ...

🌳 Nature is the best. Let's explore our world together. As a bonus, most of these thorny plants trick themselves out with delicate blossoms in spring and colorful berries in fall.

Related to apples, pyracantha produces a crop of red or orange berries every winter that are showy until late winter, when birds eat them. Birds love to build nests in its thorny branches.

Blackberry stems, known as canes, can grow upward to about 15 feet (4.6 meters), and trail across the ground up to 40 feet (12.2 meters). Drooping canes can root at the nodes when they touch the ...

Viburnum tinus is an upright evergreen shrub that grows to 12 feet. Every spring it produces a crop of red buds followed by white flowers and black berries that are a songbird favorite.

Oriental bittersweet vines and American winterberry shrubs have decorative orange and red berries respectively through much of winter, including here in Lancaster County. These plants have other ...

It is about 40 years old with these orange berries. A: It is a Manhattan Euonymus. The berries persist for some time, giving us some good color in the fall and early winter.

By Lorraine Kiefer There was a frost last night -- Oct. 18. That seems a bit early to me, but then this is different every year. The hours of daylight get shorter each day and we watch for leaves ...

One of the most noticeable plants in San Antonio winter landscapes is pyracantha. The red and orange berries are showy from now until late winter when the birds will eat them.