Beautyberry, American - Callicarpa americana agastache queen It can also be placed

It can also be placed outside in a pot during warm months

so do not plant it in a place where pets or small children may accidentally eat it or even the seeds

It prefers moist but well-drained soil and at least medium sun

It has low water-needs once established

This southeastern native can handle swampy and wet conditions but also does quite well in average soil

Beautyberry, American - Callicarpa americana agastache queen It can also be placedNative to the southeastern U. S., American beautyberry is a hardy perennial that really shows off with its bright purple berries in late summer and early autumn. This bushy plant enjoys partial sun and moderately moist soil and will thrive in the same growing conditions as hydrangea. Native pollinators enjoy the relatively inconspicuous flowers, but the bright purple clusters of fruit that emerge are hard to miss. If ordering during the winter, plants