Flowers:
Pink (Inconspicuous small pink flowers in July)
Foliage:
Green (Blue-green foliage in summer; no appreciable fall color)
Fruit:
Pink (Sometimes clustered, rose-pink to white, pink-tinged berries, white on side away from sun, appearing in July; persist into winter)
Soil:
Widely adapted to different soils, even chalky soil
Diagnostic Characteristics:
Leaves are 1" long, opposite, dark bluish green, and ovate, with pubescence below. Slender stems. The berries of Symphoricarpos x chenaultii are white on the side not exposed to the sun, separating them from those of S. orbiculatus (Indiancurrant Coralberry).
