Hancock Coralberry

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Brand : Rockwood Forest Nurseries

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Availability : Limited inventory

Tags: Full sun to part shade, Spread 1.5 m, Symphoricarpos orbiculatus, Zone 3

Effective Price : Regular price $15.75

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Wide-spreading shrub with a thoroughly unique habit, arching stems and striking two-tone berries in white and rose-pink in fall;

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