Chokeberry Plant gift We do not have a Quercus Bicolor Swamp White We do not have a large variety of these helps restore biodiversity The flowering period of the red and black chokeberry contribute to the aesthetic value of this plant․ Red chokeberry generally flowers in late spring․ Its flowers are usually white and are attractive for several pollinator species including various bees and butterflies․ The flowers last for only a short time and give way to clusters of red berries in late summer․ The red berries juxtapose the deep green foliage․ The black blooms at the same time as the red chokeberry‚ but the black produces dark fruit that ripens in fall․ In the autumn months‚ each of the shrubs turns bright red or orange colors which stand out against the otherwise indistinct landscape of late fall‚ when the plants are often leafless․ Plant Black Chokeberry with Red Chokeberry Plants to Accent In Landscaping