Carolina Wolfberry Dappled Shade Flowers typically bloom from late

Flowers typically bloom from late spring to late summer and sometimes well into fall

Tiny white flowers in dense

disturbed habitats in the Midwest and portions of the southern United States

Aquilegia chrysantha var

Bloom: Blooms at maturity

Carolina Wolfberry Dappled Shade Flowers typically bloom from lateLycium carolinianum Common names include Carolina Desert thorn, Creeping Wolfberry, Christmas Berry Carolina Wolfberry is a slow growing evergreen or late deciduous shrub native to eastern North America. It features small, green, succulent leaves on spiny branches that reach up to 6 feet long. Small purple flowers with four petals and a white center bloom in the spring and summer, and are followed by small, red, tomato like edible fruits in the fall.