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Strange Berries On Pachysandra

13 years ago

So i found these strange berries on my pachysandra and i cut them off. They are soft, somewhat transparent and there is a black "seed" inside of them. I was curious, are they really the plants' berries or are they leaf galls? My azalea has leaf galls... I have never seen these berries before and was curious whether or not this could be another alternative to propagating the plant.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pachsandra Berries

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