Plant Profile: Berberis koreana

This deciduous shrub, native to Korea, is resilient to drought and thrives in various environments, though it does not fare well in overly wet conditions. It features vibrant yellow flowers, striking red berries, and attractive fall foliage. The plant propagates through suckers, often creating dense thickets, which has led to its classification as invasive in certain regions. It is relatively simple to transplant and is rarely affected by deer. To preserve its shape, occasional light pruning may be necessary. Caution is advised when handling, as it is equipped with numerous spines!