First, the shiny black color of the berries is visually ... Lastly, unlike some other berry bushes, sparkleberries have small seeds that are easy for birds to digest. This means they can quickly ...

But what is it about these little, tart, black berries that would make a family of growers so excited to plant more than 33,000 bushes of them and share their power with the community by inviting ...

A fast-growing, upright shrub, its small green berries appear in summer on dangling chains of purplish bracts, turning red, then black, as they mature and soften. Fruit-eating birds love them.

The berries may be small, but they explode with flavor ... tart fruits that you should allow to ripen fully on the bush to a purple-black color for best flavor. It grows to 4 feet tall and has ...

The berries are found in small black or blue-black bunches (1). The berries are quite tart and need to be cooked to be eaten. The flowers have a delicate muscat aroma and can be eaten raw or ...

Spurge laurel-Daphne laureola This evergreen shrub is considered invasive in parts of Washington state. The small, black berries are poisonous with one seed. The entire plant is toxic and can ...