Berberis thunbergii 'atropurpureum'

AlainK

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I don't want to spoil the very intersting thread there : http://www.bonsainut.com/threads/berberis-thunbergii-atropurpurea.22292/#post-359311

... but here is one I uprooted in 2003-2004:

2005:
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April 2015:
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May 2016:
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Still in training, but with this kind of species: clip and grow, clip and grow, clip and grow, etc...
 
I don't want to spoil the very intersting thread there : http://www.bonsainut.com/threads/berberis-thunbergii-atropurpurea.22292/#post-359311

... but here is one I uprooted in 2003-2004:

2005:
20140428124441-390f0636.jpg


April 2015:
20150406163431-37ba05f2-me.jpg


May 2016:
20160510215252-4c703a8f-me.jpg

20160510215254-9342b93c-me.jpg


Still in training, but with this kind of species: clip and grow, clip and grow, clip and grow, etc...
Nice one! I agree with clip and grow TOTALLY! For these bastards have wretched painful thorns that go deep and break off. I have a few of these and after my wife digging the thorns out a few times she says I should throw the trees out.
 
Very nice Alain! I wanted to pick this one up on eBay but it was priced to high $700. I'm still looking.

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How's this one doing now? I just scored a couple free landscape ones with huge old thick trunks and super gnarly bark. They were already pulled out and didn't have the best roots, but I hope they'll survive.
 
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