64+ Dwarf Red Barberry
Nice dark blood red leaves keep their color all the way from spring till frost. Although these tough hedge plants used to be planted frequently.
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Berberis thunbergii crimson pygmy atropurpurea nana sku 1205. Excellent color contrast against green or gold leafed plants. Crimson pygmy dwarf japanese barberry. Red colored dwarf japanese barberry varieties crimson pygmy also called atropurpurea nana.A dwarf densely branched form displaying deep crimson colored foliage all season long. Shiny deep red leaves cover this naturally dense globe shaped shrub. Dwarf barberry shrubs are only knee high but the small deep burgundy leaves make quite a statement. This variety is deep purple color and never grows taller than 2 feet 60 cm tall.
Barberry is a tried and true classic throughout the entire growing season with its vibrant foliage. Online orchards 1 gal. Anyone growing a dwarf crimson pygmy barberry will be thrilled by the deep rich color of the foliage. In shades of green yellow and rich burgundy these plants make up for their lack of showy blooms with their constantly colorful foliage.
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