Callicarpa bodinieri v. giraldii 'Profusion' White but excellent in groups or

but excellent in groups or mixed with slower growing evergreens or contrasting deciduous trees such as Silver Birch

Does well on all sites with free-draining soils

The name refers to the similarity of its foliage to that of Elaeagnus angustifolia

Normally grows into a dense 3m shrub but can be grafted onto a trunk to create an quirky

beautiful against the finely-divided

Callicarpa bodinieri v. giraldii 'Profusion' White but excellent in groups orUnlike the species, 'Profusion' doesn't need nearby plants to produce its famous fruit. Come mid autumn, large clusters of violet bead like berries decorate the shrub which linger into November. Leaves purple tinted when young, turning rosy pink in autumn. Does well on all well drained soils. Tolerates exposure. H7