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Barberry with potential

14 years ago

Its alive! I had to dig this in August last year and baby it through the fall, but it made it. I think its got great potential. Its in a 14" pot and about 2' tall. I will post more pics as I get it cleaned up and trained.

Mike

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tapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
14 years ago
Great score! They're hard to wire because they're so brittle ..... and picky as a porcupine. I got one from my credit union when they relandscaped that had been in the ground since the CU was built in 1968. Sorry I don't have a better picture, but this is it while over-wintering. The only reason I took the picture was to show someone the box it's in.

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