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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.

This compact barberry variety bears striking foliage throughout the growing season. Well-suited for planting in large groups, as an accent or for the mixed garden. Contrasts best with yellow- and gray-leaved or pink- or blue-flowering plants. Exposure to full sun stimulates richest leaf color.

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 Dwarf Golden Barberry is something of a rarity among deciduous plants with its season-long display of extra bright golden yellow foliage shortly combined with bright red berries in autumn. While purple-leaved plants add depth and elegance, the bright yellow foliage grown by a Golden Barberry literally brightens up a landscape and makes it shine. Since its a dwarf variety, this shrub attains a low-growing and compact form that makes it the perfect companion to larger green and purple-leaved plants. Once established, usually after its first summer, the Golden Barberry is extremely drought-tolerant and low-maintenance. This dwarf shrub is also not at all picky about its growing location, either shade or sun will be tolerated just fine by this wonderful plant. Golden Barberries are typically used for single accent planting among differently colored plants, but can also be planted along full borders to form a low-growing hedge that cheers up a landscape all season long.

The Golden Rocket Barberry Shrub attains a unique columnar shape, boasts striking golden foliage that turns a brilliant shade of scarlet in autumn and truly shines as an accent shrub planted among purple leaf plants and in the hard corners of landscapes. The quality that truly sets this shrub apart is the narrow form of growth, similar to a Sky Pencil Japanese Holly, instead of the mounding globed shape most barberries attain. Bright yellow leaves are enjoyed through spring and summer, which turn to a vivid scarlet red in the fall before finally falling completely in winter. The Golden Rocket Barberry lives most comfortably in USDA Cold Hardiness Zones 4 to 8 and reaches a mature height of 5 ft. with a spread of 3 ft.

With its unique color combination this is an eye catching and easy care shrub. New spring foliage starts out a vibrant coral and ages to a ruby red that lasts into fall. Useful as a vertical element in borders, landscapes or containers. Thrives in average, well-drained soil. avoid poorly drained, wet sites. Best color in full sun. Water deeply, regularly during first growing season to establish an extensive root system. reduce frequency once established. Fertilize before new growth begins in spring. No pruning necessary except to maintain desired shape.

Widely beloved for its richly colored foliage, multi-seasonal interest and compact growth, the Crimson Pygmy Barberry is an excellent choice for a wide range of landscaping applications. The most notable characteristic of the Crimson Pygmy is its beautiful colored purple foliage displayed in the spring through mid-winter. This unique shrub is considered Semi-Evergreen as its foliage remains much longer into winter than comparable plants. Crimson leaves turn in autumn to an unexpectedly bright shade of red. Autumn is also the season when Crimson Pygmy produces its small, bright red berries which cling to the branches long after the foliage falls in mid-winter. These berries bring a striking winter appeal that's all too often lacking in landscapes today. Low and compact growth make Crimson Pygmy perfect for borders and lawn edging. The burgundy colored leaves combined with its low growth also make Crimson Pygmy the perfect companion to any green leaf plants and particularly those with yellow foliage. The Crimson Pygmy can also be trained as a low-growth hedge if desired by planting these shrubs in close proximity. The Crimson Pygmy Barberry is a beautiful dwarf shrub which boasts deep purple foliage spring through summer, making it the perfect companion, accent and border plant.

The Orange Rocket Barberry from the Southern Living Plant Collection elevates gardens to new heights. During spring, young foliage emerges as a vivid coral. This soft foliage matures through Summer becoming an eye-catching scarlet-red. Afterward, it features one more color change before the winter sets in. You'll see the scarlet-red leaves age to an elegant ruby red. This adds even more vivid red hues to your fall landscape. Like most Barberries, this variety features small sharp thorns on the branches. Once established, this fast-growing plant proves itself to be quite hardy. It's also drought tolerant. In fact, its low-water requirements make it perfect for Xeriscape gardens. It grows in a column-like shape that reaches around 4 ft. H x 1.5 ft. W. This vertical growth habit presents unique opportunities in the landscape. Horizontal growth steers the eye over a landscape. Vertical growth gives the eye a reason to pause. This allows the viewer to absorb the colors and textures of the scene presenting itself. This barberry shines as a border, slope plant, mass planting, or in a container. Mix in a few as accents in a foundation planting. They'll take your home's curb appeal to the next level.

Golden Devine Barberry has great yellow leaves that glow in full to part Sun. This particular gem is a compact, slow grower, that is ideal for a small space or as a border in a landscape. It only reaches a mature height and width of 24 in. and grows 1 to 3 in. per year. Hardy in USDA zones 4 to 8. In warmer climates plant in morning or indirect Sunshine to avoid any burning of the foliage.

This vibrant barberry shrub is perfect for any space in need of a bright golden plant that is also deer resistant. The shrub adds a focal point to your landscape and beautifully contrast with any other color of foliage of other specimens. It is low-maintenance and deer resistant due to the small spikes on the branches. We suggest that your new Golden 'Aurea' Barberry is planted in partial Sun and fertile, well-drained soil for the best growing results.