Many cultivars of this invasive species have dark red foliage. Red berries in October and winter are eaten by birds, contributing to its spread. Used as a hedge or barrier. Tolerant of drought and urban conditions

Bayberry – Myrica pensylvanica, Virginia sweetspire (Itea vifginica, Highbush blueberry – Vaccinium corymbosum, Chokeberry – Aronia arbutifolia, Winterberry – Ilex verticillata

Autumn olive – This invasive plant was originally planted for its silvery-white, fragrant flowers, drought tolerance and ability to grow under low fertility. Its abundant red fruit in September – October is eaten by birds, contributing to its undesirable spread into natural habitats.

Bayberry – Myrica pensylvanica (Morella pensylvanica), Winterberry – Ilex verticillata, Fothergilla (Fothergilla gardenia, F. major – Choke berry – Aronia arbutifolia

Bayberry, Summersweet (Sweet pepper bush) – Clethra alnifolia, Highbush blueberry, Chokeberry, Fothergilla (large or small)

Beebalm – Monarda dydyma, Joe-pye weed – Eupatorium dubium – Purple coneflower – Echinacea purpurea, Swamp milkweed – Asclepias incarnata, Blue giant hyssop – Agastache foeniculum