Thank you to Drosera-x for the plant genus ID. Large, dense bush (~7' tall) covered with tiny white flowers in the axils, 5-7 petals (usually 6), very popular with the pollinators, found in botanical garden (maybe wild, maybe planted).
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Anita363 72 months ago | reply
I. verticillata or laevigata? This was the holly region of the Rutgers botanical garden (although I didn't originally know that this shrub was one of the plantings), so either is possible.
Ontario Wanderer 72 months ago | reply
I've not seen Winterberry in bloom but I know where I have seen the berries in the fall. I think I will stop by and have a look today.
I really like the bee in the photo too!
The Garden Geek 21 months ago | reply
Thank you for publishing your photo under the creative commons license. We have used your photo on a webpage that gives care instructions and descriptions for this plant. We have been sure to attribute the image to you. Thanks again, The Garden Geeks. www.thegardengeeks.com
Anita363 21 months ago | reply
Thanks for the note.