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Autumn olive berries in winter?

 
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Hey folks,

I have heard various places that autumn olive berries sometimes stay on the plant well into winter. But I have been having a difficult time actually confirming that anywhere. Has anyone personally observed the berries of autumn olive hanging on into winter? I have several autumn olives that self-seeded onto my property, but the berries on them were all gone by the end of October this year.
 
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