Thanks for the comment. That sounds great!

I haven't noticed either eating the berries

Northeastern native plant digest interesting, only ornamental in that case?

@@ferg2914 it does attract a lot of bees and even hummingbirds seem to really like it.

They typically grow along the margins of the woods. They can take full sun with adequate moisture but I wouldn't say they are full sun as in dry conditions.

@@Jem544 thank you, I bought a tiny one last year at the end of the season (same one). It was so small, I was scared to plant it outside going into winter. I planted it in a decorative pot to overwinter it on a sunporch, watered it regularly....it looks terrible!!! I put it outside in the hopes it might revive some but it hasn't. Not sure what to do. It is about 10 inches tall with about 8-9 leaves, the rest are bareless tiny branches. Any suggestions?? Thanks

@@kristycannon7923 hi. Try scraping away a small bit of the outer layer of a stem and see if there's any green. If there is it's still alive and should survive