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Berberis Thunbergli – ‘Rosy Glow’Aka: Rosy Glow BarberryCommon Name: Japanese barberryZone: 4 to 8Plant Type: Deciduous shrubFamily: BerberidaceaeNative Range: NoneHeight: 3 to 6 feetSpread: 4 to 7 feetBloom Time: April - May Bloom DataBloom Color: YellowSun: Full sunWater: Dry to mediumMaintenance: LowGeneral Culture:Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soil in full sun. Tolerates light shade, but needsfull sun to produce best foliage color. Very adaptable shrub that is tolerant of many pollutants inurban areas. Also tolerates some drought, but will not do well in poorly drained, wet soils.Noteworthy Characteristics:This Japanese barberry cultivar is a dense, deciduous shrub which grows 3'-6' tall. First leavesare purple, but new shoots emerge as a rose-pink mottled with bronzish to purplish red splotches.Leaves are of variable sizes (.50" to 1.25" long). Many branched, reddish-brown stems havesharp thorns. Tiny, yellowish flowers appear in late April to early May, but are often hidden bythe foliage and are not considered showy. Bead-like, bright red berries form in fall and often lastthrough the winter. The berries are attractive to birds.- 53 -
Problems: Click for detailed list of pests and problems.No serious problems. Some susceptibility to bacterial leaf spot, anthracnose, root rots, wilt,aphids, barberry webworm and scale.Uses:Japanese barberry forms an excellent barrier or hedge. It is also effective when planted in groupsor as a specimen.Back to plant list- 54 -
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