Typically 70–90 cm tall with a similar spread, with tight branching.

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Symphoricarpos 'Symphony Rock'® 15cm

Name: Symphoricarpos 'Symphony Rock'® 15cm
Brand: Greenleaf Garden Center
SKU: SymphorSymphRock15cm
Price: 7.0 EUR
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Symphoricarpos Symphony Rock ('GR16LW' PBR)

Elegance that stays when the leaves fall 💃

Family: Caprifoliaceae • Pot diameter: 15 cm • Height: 15–20 cm

Symphoricarpos ‘Symphony Rock’ is a decorative shrub with a flawless, tidy look across the seasons. Small, abundant flowers over an extended period lead to heavy crops of glossy white berries from September into winter — its signature feature that brings brightness and order to planters, beds and entrances. Strong, upright branches keep the plant neat and vertical, while its reliability in urban settings (wind, pollutants, coastal spray) makes it ideal for mass plantings, low hedges and designs with a professional finish from day one.

Caprifoliaceae Deciduous Sun/Part shade Easy care Ornamental shrub • white berries

Light

☀️ Sun–Part shade

More light → heavier fruit set.

Water

💧 Moderate

Well-drained soil.

Temperature

🌡️ -20°C to 35°C

High cold tolerance.

Fruit

🍇 White berries

Sept.–Winter.

What makes it special

🎨 Abundant, long-lasting clusters of large white berries
🧱 Strong upright shoots for a “tidy” look
🛡️ Selected for reduced sensitivity to mildew/rust

Great for

🎯 Entrance planters & low hedges with clean lines
🏙️ Urban plantings — tolerant of wind & pollution
🏖️ Coastal schemes with bright winter interest

Where to place it

Sun to part shade with excellent drainage. Perfect for repeated linear plantings and a consistent, clean winter effect thanks to the white berries.

Planting companions

Glaucous/silver foliage (Hebes, Helichrysum) for cool, elegant contrast.
Fine-textured grasses (Festuca, Carex) for motion and light texture without visual weight.
Low evergreens (Buxus, Pittosporum) to build cohesive, architectural lines.

Design goal: balanced volumes, winter interest, crisp finish.

Variety origin click to read

Taxonomy: Genus Symphoricarpos (Caprifoliaceae), native mainly to North America. Commonly known as “snowberry” for its white, fleshy berries that persist through winter.

Habitat & range: Open scrub and woodland edges; hardy to cold and wind; thrives in temperate climates with well-drained soils.

Etymology: From Greek “syn-” + “phor-” + “karpos” — “fruits carried together”, referring to tight clusters.

Selection & distribution: The Symphony series was selected in Europe for extended flowering, abundant/persistent fruit set and strong branching. Symphony Rock bears code GR16LW with PBR (EU 20220470) and is propagated for uniform behaviour in mass plantings.

1) Soil: Free-draining, moderately fertile; in pots use universal mix + perlite/pumice.

2) Watering: Moderate; allow the top layer to dry between waterings.

3) Exposure: Sun or part shade; full sun boosts fruiting.

🔎 Detail	Info
🌿 Botanical name	*Symphoricarpos Symphony Rock ('GR16LW' PBR)*
🪴 Pot/Size	15 cm • 15–20 cm tall
☀️ Light	Sun to part shade
💧 Water	Moderate; free-draining
🌡️ Temperature	Approx. -20°C to 35°C
🍇 Fruiting	White berries Sept.–Winter
🧪 Toxicity	Mildly toxic if berries are ingested — keep away from children/pets

💡 Tip: Plant 50–60 cm center-to-center in rows for a uniform, clean winter display of white berries.

🤔 Did you know? The white berries remain long after leaf drop, giving unique winter structure and brightness.

Why you’ll love it info

✨ Long-lasting white berries for bright winter looks
🧱 Strong branching — upright, tidy habit
🛡️ Selected for lower disease sensitivity

🧠 Greenleaf for nerds — scientific facts nobody asked for geek

🧬 Symphoricarpos — “fruits together”: tight berry clusters persisting into winter
🌼 Extended flowering → abundant fruit = winter interest
🕊️ Tolerant of urban/coastal conditions (wind, pollution)
🏷️ Selection code GR16LW with PBR (EU 20220470)

When do the berries appear? fruit

From September and visually persist into winter, depending on climate.

What light does it prefer? light

Sun or part shade. More light increases berry number/size.

How big does it get? size

Typically 70–90 cm tall with similar spread, with tight branching.

Does it need pruning? care

Light shaping after fruiting to maintain the clean line.

🔎 Note: Natural variation applies; your plant may differ slightly in form, size or coloration depending on season and growing conditions.

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Symphoricarpos 'Symphony Rock'® 15cm

Symphoricarpos 'Symphony Rock'® 15cm

Symphoricarpos Symphony Rock ('GR16LW' PBR)

Light

Water

Temperature

Fruit

What makes it special

Great for

Where to place it

Planting companions

Symphoricarpos 'Symphony Rock'® 15cm Care & Tips

We take care of the packaging!

With specially designed boxes, we ensure that the plants will reach you intact, no matter what they encounter on the way!

All plants in 3L pots or larger are placed in individual boxes that secure the plant at the base of the pot, preventing it from tipping over.

The cardboard used for the boxes is specially made to provide resistance to potential impacts during transport.

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