Crimson Pygmy Barberry,
Barberry Pigmeo Carmesi,
Berberis Thumbergii 'Atropupurea Nana'
It's the most popular Japanese Barberry deciduous plant, the leaves are vivid purplish-red. It gives an excellent color contrast to the landscape, and usually used as low hedge or border. Leaf drop during winter.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Crimson Pygmy Barberry, Barberry Pigmeo Carmesi, Berberis Thumbergii 'Atropupurea Nana'
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I planted one of these a couple of years ago and it has become huge! You're right, they are thorny little guys but so vibrant and robust they are worth the wounds.
ReplyDeleteThe Plant Lady
They DO bite! Ha ha. We've had plenty of these. And you're right, they're very carefree.
ReplyDeleteAha! So that's what you guys refer to as Barberry! We just call it Berberis here!
ReplyDeleteYou learn something new every day!
Ryan
It's nice to know y'all enjoy the Barberry too, we all learn new something everyday, and it's a good thing!
ReplyDeleteDear Vuejardin, I like the leaves purplish-red. So charming. I have a similar looking plant in my garden. I like to have plants with purplish leaves. I love the colour. Yeah, gives excellent contrast with other foliages ;-)
ReplyDeleteStephanie, I like the purplish color too, it gives a vivid contrast in the garden.
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