In the table, the regions of the state in which the plant will grow are indicated by N=north, C=central, and S=south. The blooming and fruiting seasons are indicated by Sp=spring, Su=summer, F=fall, and W=winter.
 

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Shrubs & Small Trees

name region bloom season botanical name       Bayberry NC yellowish white waxy blue Sp FW Myrica heterophylla Beautyberry NCS many magenta SpSuF SuFW Callicarpa americana   Blackberry NCS pink, white black SpSu Su Rubus spp. Blueberry NCS pink, white black, blue SpSu Su Vaccinium spp.   Coffee colubrina S green SpSuF Colubrina arborescens   Elderberry NCS white purplish black SpSuFW SpSuF Sambucus canadensis   Florida privet NCS white dark Sp Su Forestiera segregata   Fringe tree NC white dark blue-black SpSu SuF Chionanthus virginicus   Holly NCS white red Sp FW Ilex spp.   Marlberry CS white purple FW SpFW Ardisia escalloniodides   Redbay NCS yellowish blue-black SpSuF SuF Persea borbonia   Sassafras NC green-yellow blue Sp SpSuF Sassafras albidum Sea grape CS green-yellow reddish SpSuF SpSuFW Coccoloba uvifera   Serviceberry N white-pinkish reddish-purple Sp Su Amelanchier arborea   Southern Crabapple N pink yellowish Sp S Malus angustifolia Viburnum NCS varies blue Sp F Viburnum spp. Wax myrtle NCS inconspicuous waxy gray SpSuF FW Myrica cerifera

 
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