4 Ways Barberry #Shrub Improves #Autumn #Landscape! #shrubs

Barberry Shrub is a very low maintenance shrub that has many uses in your landscape. Here are 4 ways Barberry shrub can improve your landscape:

1. If you would like to create a natural fence along your property line, Barberry shrub is a good choice. It provides color year-round, and it has thorns, which discourage deer and humans from crossing the natural fence of barberry shrubs.
2. If you grow vegetables, bees love Barberry shrub! It blooms small yellow flowers in early summer, which attracts honey bees.
3. Barberry Shrub produces red berries in the Fall, which the birds love! It also adds color to your Fall garden. To see Barberry Shrub in the Fall, click here.
4. Barberry is very easy to maintain. Prune with pruning shears, such as Fiskars 25-33 Inch Power-Lever Extendable Hedge Shear (9169), to maintain shape. Fertilize with organic fertilizer Espoma PT18 Plant Tone, 18-Pound in early Spring. Barberry shrub is a good choice for beginner gardeners.

Beautiful Fall colors are enhanced by shrubs that produce red berries. Golden Barberry shrub adds interest to your landscape because it changes colors with the seasons. Leaves are green in the Spring, yellow in the Summer, and turn reddish orange in the Fall.

This video shows Golden Barberry Bush as it changes colors in the Fall. It adds beautiful colors to your Fall Garden.

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A video posted by itsgardeningtime (@itsgardeningtime) on Jun 12, 2016 at 6:25am PDT

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