Brushberry bush, most common bush. Found almost everywhere. A favorite of birds, worms, zazas, and udas. Can easily be processed into an inexpensive, bitter, and powerful wine. Big and dense. Are extremely hardy, with intricate weaving branches. Quite beautiful, although common. Used for hedges and lawn sculpture. Leaves are short and pudgy, filled with juices. Leaf juices turned into a watery cheap but popular beer called Brushleaf. Can easily be replanted using only leaves. Experts have taken and grown several variations, worth much more money, each with their very own signature characteristics. Too many to be listed, changes with each community. Common have rich, deep green color and clean fragrance.