A vigorous deciduous shrub with fragrant spring flowers followed by abundant red berries speckled with silver in fall. Highly invasive in many regions but valued for wildlife food and erosion control.

A hardy native shrub producing edible orange-red berries in summer that are attractive to birds and wildlife. Tolerant of poor soils and dry conditions once established.

A deciduous shrub producing silvery fragrant flowers followed by distinctive red berry-like drupes with a tart, sweet flavor prized for fresh eating and preserves. Nitrogen-fixing nodules in roots improve soil while providing a productive food source with minimal maintenance.

A fast-growing deciduous tree with narrow, silvery-gray foliage and fragrant small yellow flowers followed by ornamental silver berry-like fruits. Hardy and drought-tolerant once established, making it useful for tough, dry sites.

A hardy, deciduous shrub prized for its bright orange berries and narrow, silvery foliage. Highly tolerant of poor, sandy soils and salt spray, making it excellent for coastal and challenging landscapes.