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Associated Products

Vitax Q4 Pelleted Fertiliser 0.9 kg

(0.9 kg - c&p inc) £6.00

Vitax Q4 Pelleted Fertiliser 2.5 kg

(2.5 kg - c&p inc) £10.00

Vitax Q4 Pelleted Fertiliser 4.5 kg

(4.5 kg - c&p inc) £16.00

Additional Plant Details

Good to know - useful for hedging.
Pests & Diseases - aphids, powdery mildew.
Place of Origin - western China (Hubei, Sichuan)

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BERBERIS gagnepainii var lanceolata

Barberry

A dense shrub with narrow leaves and black berries which makes an impenetrable hedge

Burncoose Catalogue Code

Evergreen - linear-lance-shaped, dark-green leaves to 10cm (4in) long, spine-toothed and wavy at the margins.

Medium Shrub - Typically grow to around 4-6 feet in height - dense shrub with spreading, semi-pendent branches. Produces flowers to 1cm (½in) across, in clusters of 2-5 from the upper leaf axils, followed by fruit to 1cm (½in) long.