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Berberis rose glow is a popular cultivar of berberis thunbergii, commonly known as Japanese barberry. Vibrant color and little leaves. Caution: plant has thorns, careful when handling.

The jewel of the garden all year long! Orange Rocket Barberry grows a vibrant red-orange, then aging to green and bright rich red in fall. CAUTION: plant has thorns, careful when handling.

The Concorde Barberry is prized for its very dark burgundy-purple foliage, resistance to heat and pests, compact size which makes this colorful shrub ideal for residential and commercial urban landscapes. Dark red wine-colored foliage helps this bush to contrast beautifully against green and purple leaved plants, particularly next to other barberry cultivars such as 'Lime Glow' and 'Golden Rocket'. The small but noticeable thorns help protect this tiny shrub against larger pests such as deer and a natural genetic helps to guard against disease and insects. The Concorde Barberry lives most comfortably in USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 4 to 8 and reaches an equal height and width of 2 ft. Very unique dark burgundy foliage, combined with a compact size, makes the Concorde Barberry a highly sought-after ornamental for both residential and commercial urban landscapers seeking to get the most out of their landscape.

Add bright color to your backyard with this Online Orchards 1 Gal. Crimson Pygmy Dwarf Japanese Barberry Shrub. This shrub grows slowly, making border and hedge maintenance simple. The red color lasts multiple seasons, including winter, and is resistant to diseases and insects.

The Rose Glow Barberry is as beautiful as it is easy to grow. A distinguishing feature of Rose Glow are the rose-pink splashes which naturally occur amongst the already beautiful deep purple foliage. With this uncommon twist of colors, Rose Glow is sure to bring a swathe of color to any landscape. While perfect for use as an accent plant, it can also be planted as a low-growing hedge or barrier. Rose Glow displays its best colors spring through fall but is also equipped with bright red berries during winter, bringing all-season interest to a landscape. This hardy barberry grows well in all but the toughest of climates and will brighten the pink and purple hues the more sunlight it receives. This plant requires full or partial sun and weekly watering to flourish. In cases of extreme heat, it is recommended to water more often. It can grow upwards of 5 ft. tall and spread just as far, but the growth process is lengthy. Grows best in USDA Zones 4-9. No special precautions need to be taken during the winter.

The Orange Rocket Barberry bush boasts a distinctive and award-winning palette of colors throughout the seasons. In spring, its foliage emerges in a stunning coral-orange hue, gradually transitioning to purple and eventually adopting a lush green for the summer months. Come fall, the deciduous leaves take on a vibrant ruby red that enlivens any landscape. Additionally, each leaf cluster of these Barberry bushes features small, thorn-like spiny branches which, in autumn, yield crimson red berries, providing a treat for local birds. Not only aesthetically pleasing, the Orange Rocket Barberry also offers the practical benefits of being drought-tolerant and highly resistant to disease. Characterized by its columnar growth habit, it typically reaches a manageable size of 1.5-2.5 ft. in Width and 3-4 ft. in Height. This makes it a versatile choice for adding a compact, vertical element to mixed gardens or container arrangements. Whether placed as a stand-alone specimen or nestled among other plants, the dazzling foliage of the Orange Rocket Barberry is sure to captivate and brighten your outdoor space.

This attractive, low-maintenance, mounding shrub adds color to any space. Its graceful branches display rich, red leaves all season long. The new growth on this shrub is prominent with marbled red and pink-white leaves to show. During the spring, bright yellow flowers grow on the branches which attract insect pollinators and birds. We suggest that your new Rose Glow Barberry is planted in full sun to achieve the best color and growing results, however it can thrive in partial sun locations.

This attractive, low-maintenance, mounding shrub adds color to any space. Its graceful branches display rich, red leaves all season long. The new growth on this shrub is prominent with marbled red and pink-white leaves to show. During the spring, bright yellow flowers grow on the branches which attract insect pollinators and birds. We suggest that your new Rose Glow Barberry is planted in full sun to achieve the best color and growing results, however it can thrive in partial sun locations.

The Orange Rocket Barberry bush boasts a distinctive and award-winning palette of colors throughout the seasons. In spring, its foliage emerges in a stunning coral-orange hue, gradually transitioning to purple and eventually adopting a lush green for the summer months. Come fall, the deciduous leaves take on a vibrant ruby red that enlivens any landscape. Additionally, each leaf cluster of these Barberry bushes features small, thorn-like spiny branches which, in autumn, yield crimson red berries, providing a treat for local birds. Not only aesthetically pleasing, the Orange Rocket Barberry also offers the practical benefits of being drought-tolerant and highly resistant to disease. Characterized by its columnar growth habit, it typically reaches a manageable size of 1.5-2.5 ft. in Width and 3-4 ft. in Height. This makes it a versatile choice for adding a compact, vertical element to mixed gardens or container arrangements. Whether placed as a stand-alone specimen or nestled among other plants, the dazzling foliage of the Orange Rocket Barberry is sure to captivate and brighten your outdoor space.

The Rose Glow Barberry is a unique variety with dynamic foliage color. This barberry features wine-red foliage mottled with cream-pink splashes. This is a graceful grower with a rounded habit, each branch arcs outward from the center of the plant. New spring growth takes on green and white hues before maturing to the characteristic dark red. In fall and winter, this selection produces bright red berries (not for human consumption). Expect birds to partake in this fruit. This is a deciduous shrub. Therefore, it will lose all of its leaves and go dormant after the first frost of the year. The Rose Glow is salt-tolerant and can handle urban pollution. This Japanese Barberry is hardy from USDA Zones 4-8 and requires Full Sun to thrive. Water new plants 2-3 times per week during the first growing season to establish deep root systems.