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Japanese barberry is a common ornamental plant that can easily escape cultivation. This soilborne fungal disease causes leaves to yellow scorch wilt and drop prematurely.
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Japanese barberry was introduced into the united states as an ornamental plant in 1875. Shrubs form dense stands that displace native species. It now ranges from nova scotia south to north carolina and westward to montana. Plants are not browsed by livestock or wildlife due to thorns giving it a competitive advantage over native plants.This species has been a favorite ornamental shrub in yards as hedges and along highways because of its scarlet fruit and orange red autumn foliage. Crimson pygmy a slow growing red leaf form with a mounding dense habit. Bright gold foliage does not scald in sun. Its seeds are dispersed by birds and wildlife.
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