Berberis Vulgaris - European Barberry (10 Bare Root Plants)

Genus of about 450 species of deciduous or evergreen shrubs of the Northern Hemisphere, North Africa and South America, which prefer the rocky soils of mountain areas. Berberis vulgaris deciduous shrub that reaches a height of 1-2 meters with thick and very thorny branches. The green leaves are alternate and oval with a spiny margin. In autumn the leaves take on pleasant reddish yellow colours. In spring the plant produces yellowish flowers gathered in clusters, followed by pleasant coral red berries.

Pedoclimatic needs

It adapts to all types of terrain, even rocky and partially arid ones. It prefers exposure in full sun or partial shade. Partially rustic plant, it tolerates temperatures reaching -7°/-9°C. Ideal for creating impenetrable hedges or for planting in groups with other shrubs to create small patches.

Botanical Information

Name: Berberis vulgaris

Family: Berberidaceae