Lots of people love fall for the bright colored leaves of their trees and shrubs. But did you know you can also add fall color to your landscape with fruit-bearing plants? These trees and shrubs add a burst of color, feed the birds and add visual interest through the fall (and into the winter). What’s not to love? Create a focal point in your landscape with one of our fruit-bearing favorites:

Red Sprite Winter Berry

• Grows 4’x4’
• Full to Part Sun
• Bright red fruit that attracts birds
• Great winterberry for a small space garden

Early Amethyst Beauty berry

• Grows 6’x6’
• Full Sun
• Pink flowers in spring
• Shiny purple fruit in fall
• Great fall leave color as well

Blue Princess Holly

• Grows 8’x8’
• Full to part sun
• Deep blue-green pointed leaves
• Bright red fruit in fall
• Great for holiday arrangements

American Dogwood

• Grows 20’x20’
• Part sun to shade
• Lovely white or pink flowers in spring
• Striking cherry-red fruit in fall
• Fall foliage color in shades of red

Japanese Dogwood

• Grows 30’x 30’
• Full to part sun
• Multicolored bark in winter
• Creamy white flowers in late spring
• Red raspberry-like fruit in fall

Cardinal Candy Viburnum

• Grows 6’x6’
• Full to part sun
• Fragrant white flowers in spring
• Candy-like red fruit in fall
• Red-orange fall leaf color

Snowberry

• Full Sun
• Grows 6’x6’
• Waxy white or pink berries in fall
• Pink clusters of flowers in spring
• Fruit stays on the plant long through the winter

Bayberry

• Grows 5’x5’
• Full to part sun
• White flowers in spring
• Dusty blue fruit in fall
• Semi-evergreen
• Salt tolerant