Symphoricarpos doorenboosii Magical Candy

<strong><a href="https://www.promessedefleurs.ie/shrubs/shrubs-by-variety/symphoricarpos.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Symphorine</a>, or <em>Symphoricarpos</em>, is a deciduous bush whose round decorative berries earn it the lovely nickname of "pearl tree".</strong> The colour of the berries ranges from white to pink, often with stunning silver reflections. The most common species is the white symphorine, <em>Symphoricarpos albus</em>, but there are also remarkable horticultural varieties such as ‘Magic Berry’, with violet-pink berries. There is even a creeping symphorine, suitable for ground cover: <em>Symphoricarpos x chenaultii</em> ‘Hancock’. With its melliferous flowering and generous fruiting, the symphorine is an ideal plant for promoting biodiversity by attracting insects and birds to the garden! <strong>Easy to grow, the symphorine is a low-maintenance bush that withstands cold, drought, pollution, and diseases quite well!</strong> Planting takes place in spring or autumn, in cool, well-draining soil. The symphorine becomes denser over time, making it perfect for hedges or as a vegetative screen at the back of a garden. It will bring a very natural and wild aspect to the space! It requires little maintenance but will appreciate an annual addition of compost and a pruning at the end of winter.