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CABERNET® BARBERRY

Berberis thunbergii atropurpurea 'Moretti Select'

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2 gallon Potted (SKU: 9727)
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CABERNET® BARBERRY Plant Characteristics

Bark Type*

•

Thorny

Brand*

•	First Editions®

Cultural Information*

•	Leaf Scorch - Moderate Resistance

•	Leaf Spot - High Resistance

•	Powdery Mildew - High Resistance

•	Root Rot - Moderate Resistance

Growth Habit*

•	Compact Growing

Growth Rate*

•

Medium

Leaf Color Fall*

•	Burgundy/Crimson/Maroon

•	Purple/Brilliant Purple

•	Red/Brilliant Red

Leaf Color Spring*

•	Burgundy/Crimson

•

Purple

•

Red

Leaf Color Summer*

•	Burgundy/Crimson

•

Purple

Leaf Type*

•	Deciduous/Herbaceous

Nature Assets*

•	Deer Resistant

Plant Type*

•

Shrub

Preferred Planting Season*

•	Fall Planting

•	Spring Planting

•	Summer Planting

Preferred Soil Conditions*

•	Adapts Well to Most Soil Types

•

Average

•	Drought Tolerant

•

Moist

•	Salt Tolerant

•	Tolerates High pH (Alkaline Soils)

•	Tolerates Low pH (Acidic Soils)

•	Well-Drained

Propagation Methods*

•	Cuttings or Divisions

Season of Interest*

•	Early Spring

•

Fall

•	Late Spring/Early Summer

•	Late Summer/Early Autumn

•

Spring

•

Summer

Sun Exposure*

•	Prefers Full Sun in Northern States

•	Prefers Full Sun in Southern States

Uses*

•	Accent Plant

•	Border Plant

•	Landscape Specimen

•	Mass Planting

•	Near Water Gardens or Ponds

•	Under Power Lines

Exposure (Short)

•

Full Sun

1 review(s) for CABERNET® BARBERRY

tere - May 02, 2017
Texas (Hardiness Zone: 7)

Came healthy and full of color

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CABERNET® BARBERRY Homeowner Growing & Maintenance Tips

Berberis is easy to grow and adapts to most conditions. Feed once a year with a slow release fertilizer.