BERBERIS thunbergii ‘Redtorch’ cov
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- A small aesthetic shrub, an erect habit forming a dense column. - Lovely new shoots, a luminous red colour in spring. - Small yellow flowers with red tinted buds in May. - A robust, tolerant and healthy plant. Good resistance to sun. - Perfect in gardens associated with other rock garden plants.! The ‘RED TORCH’ is a small shrub with an erect habit forming a dense column, but larger and more solid than the Berberis vulgaris ‘HELMOND PILLAR’. The lovely red shoots are luminous in the spring. A very attractive plant in the autumn with purple colours and also in spring with small yellow flowers. Red berries appear in September-October. Perfect in rock gardens, borders, isolated or associated with low and colourful plants, but also with perennials in containers.
Rusticity: Down to -20°C / Zone USDA 6
Exposure : Sun / Half shade
Height : 0.8 to 1.3m
Width : 0.4 to 0.7m
Persistence: Deciduous
Scented: Non
Benefits for producers: A homogeneous growth with an erect habit.
Benefits for resellers: Saleable as an integral part of the range from spring to autumn.
Benefits for consumers and landscapers: The evolving leaves and the decorative berries.
Breeder: C. Castanet (F)
Edible: Non
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