This lovely shrub grows in our Post Oak woods in North Central Texas and makes the winter cheery.
It is almost evergreen, very hardy and easy to grow. It also makes lots of food for birds and other wildlife.
http://wildflower.org/plants/r...

It says they are in the honeysuckle family. Does that mean they have fragrant flowers in the warm months?

Well, there's another plant to add to my want list.

I wish they did, but the flowers are very tiny and have no scent, however it makes up for it with those berries.

They are really really pretty...

Jay, you need to come to our plant swap and I will be glad to give you some.

frostweed said:Jay, you need to come to our plant swap and I will be glad to give you some.

When and where?

The date is not set yet, but it will be this spring in Arlington

I would love to go, if it is possible. I haven't been to a swap in years.

O.k. I will let you know when we have a date decided.

Jay, the swap will be Sunday April 21, starting at 1.00 p.m. in Arlington, the thread is on the other website.
Please let me know if you need more details. I hope you can come.

frostweed said:Jay, the swap will be Sunday April 21, starting at 1.00 p.m. in Arlington, the thread is on the other website.
Please let me know if you need more details. I hope you can come.

What is the location?

It will be at the Pavilion at Randol Mill Park I can send directions closer to the date.