A common, dense Evergreen shrub native to California; CoffeeBerry is a highly utilizable, fire-resistant, and beautiful bush that quickly prevents erosion. The plant bears dark green leaves with a reddish tint; with whiteish-green flowers starting in late-Spring. As the season continues into summer, these flowers to red fruit; shortly turning to purple and finally black come summer time. These fruits attract a large variety of birds.
CoffeeBerry (Frangula californica)
•The berries are a food source for many birds and small mammals once ripe. 
•Flowers attract pollinators, even though they’re small and not showy—native bees especially. 
•Good for wildlife cover because of its dense evergreen foliage; works well in habitat gardens and undergrowth. 
•Helps with erosion control on slopes and in dry-steep sites due to its root system.