Snowberries

For those of you on the snowberry trail, here is my plant. It self seeded a couple of years ago, winding itself around one of my very old lavender plants. My plant app says it’s an 85% match, if anyone knows any different, do let me know.

[Diana]

Wow, now that looks wonderful, love the bark texture and beautiful berries. I have not seen them here before.

[Peter Dulis]

nice

[Inga Johansson]

"Snöbär" in Swedish that is Snowberries in english. Kids call them Pop berries as they pop when you squeeze them with your fingers.

[Renee Salamon]

@keramin 😊 I’ll have to try that

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very pretty.

[Maria]

So interesting berries! Great textures!

[*lynn]

So cool. I don't think I've ever seen this before.

[carol white]

Very pretty

[Call me Joe]

Cool textures 👌

[KoalaGardens🐨]

what a feast

[Fisher Family]

A lovely display of snowberries. There seem to be a lot of berries around this autumn.

Ian

[Susan Wakely]

I remember popping these when I was a child and they did make a lovely popping noise.

[Mags]

Wow! What a unique find and capture.

[Kathy]

An unusual looking plant. But it makes me think I might like a bowl of popcorn for supper tonight. (One can do that when one lives on one's own.)

[katy]

Fabulous detail Renee. It does look very similar to what I photographed but your berries look so much bigger than mine and the leaves are different so it might be some thing a little bit different.

[bkb in the city]

Very nice

[eDorre]

Lovely

[Renee Salamon]

@grammyn thanks - maybe just a variation then

[Kathy A]

They certainly are pretty little things