C. japonica var. taquetii is very much like species, but has smaller leaves and berries, the fruit tending to be paler in color as well. C. japonica hits midway between C. bodinieri and C. dich...

C. rubella bears resemblance to other callicarpa except that it is quite variable in size, anywhere from three to ten feet in height and the berries tend to be more pink or ruby toned than purp...

C. dichotoma differs from C. americana and C. bodinieri mainly in size, bearing smaller leaves, flowers and berries and rarely attaining a height or width of over four feet. Where most plants a...

Loose shrub with ovate medium green leaves to 6 in. Bears lavender-pink, axillary summer flowers followed by showy, violet berries. This shrub gets its common name from its berries. To increase...

Where most plants are known for their flowers, the Callicarpa genus is known for its showy clusters of berries. These deciduous, full shrubs have nice, rather neutral looking leaves and delicat...

‘Profusion’ boasts russet and gold new foliage in addition to the charming pink flowers and abundant purple berries.Where most plants are known for their flowers, the Callicarpa gen...

This rhizomatous perennial is an aquatic with shiny, dark green, alterante leaves and midsummer, spathe-like flowers that are white and 10 inches tall. In fall, clusters of red berries replace ...

This evergreen shrub or small tree bears pale pink to rose colored flowers with white stamens in summer, resembling a powderpuff or mimosa blossom. 2 pinnate leaves are are subdivided into 1 or...

‘Touch of Red’ takes it’s name from the russet-tones at the edges of each petal. The predonminant colors of each small flower are in the more pale yellow and tangerine tones.C...

This perennial succulent is native to Central and Eastern Mexico and has a cork-like caudex which developes narrow, grass-like foliage. Pink, cupp-shaped flowers appear in summer. Grow in well-...