Early Amethyst BeautyberryPopular for its beautiful amethyst purple flowers and berries; graceful, arching branches; shrub is less leggy in full sun and with low nitrogen fertilizer; may die back like a perennial in colder climates

sandy soils

Large blooms emerge lime-green

semi-evergreen

closely resembles a spreading juniper in shape but with the foliage of arborvitae

silvery-blue needles provide intense color all year round

neat mounded habit and burgundy-purple fall color

Pink-white spring blooms

it is ideal for foundation plantings

offering the same reliability with added color

spreading form

4–6 ft off structures or fences

and finishes with bright red fall color