american bittersweet

• Planta trepadora leñosa originaria de Norteamérica, conocida por sus bayas anaranjadas o amarillas que se abren mostrando semillas rojas. Se usa a menudo en decoraciones y coronas otoñales.

A woody climbing vine native to North America, known for its orange-yellow berries that split open to reveal red seeds. Often used in autumn decorations and wreaths.

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   A woody vine native to North America, known for its orange-red berries and yellow capsules, often used in autumn decorations.

   Celastro trepador americano

   • American bittersweet is often used in wreaths and floral arrangements.
   • The vine's bright berries add color to the fall landscape.
   • Gardeners should be careful not to confuse it with invasive Oriental bittersweet.