Magical Treasure™ Coralberry is a cultivated hybrid of several North American Symphoricarpos species. It is a cultivar that belongs in the Doorenbos Group of Coralberries, which is a group of hybrids that were developed by a Dutch horticulturist, G.A. Doorenbos, as ornamental landscape plants. This selection is a compact, miniature variety with eye-catching clusters of plump, white berry-like fruits along upright stems which persist into October. It is a trouble-free shrub with a vigorous nature, suckering freely from the base to form a dense interior with an overall rounded shape. Its small, oval, blue-green leaves are an attractive backdrop for the tiny, pink, bell-shaped flowers in spring that give way to the gorgeous show of white berries for late season interest.
Magical Avalanche™ Coralberry looks lovely when planted in groups along garden pathways, in shrub borders, foundation plantings, in cutting gardens, and even in containers. They are an attractive choice for hard to mow slopes and can help to stabilize the soil.
Sources:
Manual of Woody Landscape Plants by Michael A. Dirr
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Symphoricarpos doorenbosii 'Kolmava' (Magical Avalanche® Snowberry) - 3 gal
Magical Avalanche® Snowberry
Plant Care & Installation Quick-Guide
Proper acclimation and installation are key to your plant's success. Please cross-reference these tips with your plant's specific ID tags:
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Pre-Planting: Store plants in a light-appropriate area on soil or grass (avoid hot concrete or asphalt) and water daily until the soil is saturated and the pot feels heavy. If temperatures drop below 30°F, move pots to a garage or cover them to prevent root freeze.
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Installation: Dig a hole matching the depth of the pot, remove the fabric container, and ensure the plant’s crown or root flare is level with the ground. Fill gaps with soil, water heavily, and apply 2 inches of mulch—keeping it clear of the stem.
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Ongoing Care: Check moisture daily by feeling 1–2 inches into the soil; water deeply at the base if the soil feels dry or warm. Newly installed plants require frequent watering (up to 3–4 times weekly in heat) until fully established, which can take a few months for perennials and up to two years for trees.