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Ardisia
Ardisia is native to East Asia and is found as a decorative houseplant. The ornamental aspect is given, in particular, by the bright red berries. They appear on the plant in winter, near Christmas, becoming one of the symbol plants of this holiday. In pots, it grows to a maximum height of 1 m. It has a sparse habit, with scattered branches.
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