Variegated Japanese Beautyberry – A visually striking small shrub, perfect for vibrant woodland gardens! This bright beauty forms a tight mound of highly variegated leaves and grows to be about 3 feet tall and 2 feet wide in our climate. In early summer, poofs of pale pinkish purple flowers emerge on the branches and attract all forms of buzzing pollinators. In late summer, these blooms are replaced by small clusters of lavender colored berries that cling tightly to the stems of the branches. In order to retain the variegation, make sure that this plant gets plenty of shade and water it thouroughly.