Symphoricarpos (Snowberry) are twiggy deciduous shrubs grown for their juicy white, pink or purple berries which remain on the stems after the leaves drop in fall. Clusters of  tiny bell-shaped pink or white flowers appear In spring or early summer that are attractive to bees. Native to North America, these plants may be upright or arching, typically 2-6 ft. tall and wide. Tolerant of poor soils, grow them in small groups in open woodlands, shrub borders, naturalistic plantings, and on steep banks for erosion control.