Berberis 'Aurea'

Berberis 'Aurea'Berberis Thunbergii Aurea or the Japanese Barberry is a multi stemmed deciduous shrub, with notable bright foliage colours. It is a slow growing, compact and upright bushy plant with spiny branches that make it suitable for hedges. Also known as the Golden Dwarf Barberry, this shrub brings multi seasonal interest with flowers in spring, foliage colours in summer and red berries in autumn that last through winter. In late April and May, small pale

these trees can produce a bountiful crop of delicious and healthy fruit and leaves for years to come

It went out of favour for several years as the newer varieties had bigger flowers or bolder colours

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with its sweet flavour and thin skin making it an excellent table grape

it prefers full sunlight so it is ideal for a nice open space in the garden

First discovered in Oxford in 1740

It is fully hardy and be planted in full sun or partial shade

They prefer shadier areas and to tolerate colder temperatures around -10°to -15°C

An uncommon variety of Magnolia species

with hints of red as they emerge in spring and turn dark green as they mature

rose pink colour throughout the season

Duo Plum Trees - A hardy and tough tree that can tolerate most soil types except very chalky or badly drained areas