Description
'Guanajuato' was discovered in 1991 during an English botanical expedition in the Sierra de Guanajuato in Mexico
May be kept in a pot and indoors in a cool sunroom in colder climates (like ours
Deeply divided leaves and arching
Mature size: large
Very pale blue
Berberis temolaica, Blue Barberry Size:3 qt 'Guanajuato' was discovered in 1991This striking species was discovered by Kingdon Ward on the Temo La in the Tibetan province of Pome in 1924. New lustrous mahogany stems with deciduous powdery blue leaves are a harmonious complement to the intermittent soft yellow spring flowers. Leaves mature to a handsome purple, with some developing spines, on this upright and arching deciduous shrub. Oblong red fruit, dusted with a white bloom, develops as the season progresses. RHS Award of