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All our plants are English grown and of British origin |
Campsea
Ashe, Wickham Market, Suffolk Telephone 01728 747113 |
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back to Ornamental Plants We have a wide range of sizes from 3Lt pots to large 1000Lt specimens, please contact us for latest availability list |
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| Berberis atropurpurea 'Nana' | A useful dwarf version of the purple Barberry, perfect for rockeries or as a dwarf hedge. | |
| Berberis carminea Pirate King | A small spiky shrub with the most bright fiery orange red berries which in autumn really make the plant stand out | |
| Berberis darwinii | A deservedly popular early-flowering shrub with small dark green leaves and clusters of bright orange-red flowers bourne in spring. | |
| Berberis frikartii Amstelveen | Raised in Holland around 1960, makes a compact small evergreen shrub with glossy green spiny leaves white beneath often giving good autumnal tones, masses of yellow flowers in the spring. | |
| Berberis julianae | Making a good sized evergreen shrub upto about 3 metres. Foliage a typical barberry spiky light green colour. Masses of scented deep yellow flowers, makes a good screen or hedge subject | |
| Berberis media Red Jewel | ||
| Berberis otto. 'Superba' | A vigorous hybrid with rich purple foliage, yellow flowers and red berries. | |
| Berberis stenophylla Irwinii | Another useful hybrid with deep yellow flowers. | |
| Berberis thun. Red Pillar | Another upright form, derived from B.t. 'Erecta'. It has red-purple leaves which turn a wonderful scarlet in autumn. | |
| Berberis thun. Rose Glow' | This is an extremely colourful low growing shrub. Its purple leaves are heavily mottled with light pink and bright rose colours. | |
| Berberis thunbergii | Small shrub with a round dense crown bearing small pale yellow flowers in small clusters, appearing in April to May. | |
| Berberis thunbergii Atropurpurea | An invaluable small shrub, much favoured for its rich, wine red foliage and bright red berries. | |
| Berberis thunbergii Aurea | A small compact deciduous shrub, its new foliage in spring a beautiful bright yellow. It prefers a little shade. | |
| Berberis thunbergii Helmond Pillar | As the name suggests, this is an upright form of Berberis, with lovely wine-red foliage and red berries. | |
| Berberis verruculosa | A good and reliable small evergreen shrub, slowly makes a hummocky mound 1 to 2 metres, Quite small dark green spiny foliage followed by deep golden yellow flowers | |
| Berberis Wilsoniae | This, more unusual, small hedging shrub was introduced from China by Ernest Wilson. It has small light green leaves on thorny stems. | |
All our native plants are English grown, English provenance stock Native - Hedging - Trees and Shrubs - Perennials - Climbers - Conifers - Herbs - Fruit |
DEDICATED
TO PRESERVING OUR UNIQUE LANDSCAPE AND GARDEN HERITAGE |