Berberis by durleybeachbum
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Description
I love this shrub even though it is SO prickly.
It has these bright flowers with such happy smiling little faces at a gloomy time of year (ZOOM if you hadn't noticed them!).
Then it has blue-purple berries that the blackbirds and thrushes find delicious, and finally it regenerates so well when it is cut back.
So providing I keep well protected when I am working near on of them, it is all asset.

Comments (20)
Gorgeous Image,
They are wonderful indeed. Super shot Andrea!
Ah Burberus, I have lost count of the number of times I have had my flesh flailed by these LOL a beautiful shot and a touch of colour in these grey days :)
Very great shot. Great colors also !
Lovely picture. We have the red variety in our garden.
Gosh! its beautiful, Love the colors !
EXCELLENT WORK
Beautiful picture Great color!!!!!!!!!
Superb pic!
very heart warming
So pretty! I love that rich, festive color. It's worth a little extra effort to avoid harm to have them around!
Great image of this cool plant/shrub/tree/whatever Beautiful flowers
Beautiful shot, so vibrant and detailed. Nicely captured
You aren't related to King Midas are you because these look like they are made of gold. And the little water droplets look like crystals. A fabulous image.
That is rather spectacular and zoom shows so much more!
Beautiful!!
Fantastic shot of these beauties! They have a lot of these at the locks gardens, and they're so healthy and lovely...well done! The water drops are SO amazingly wonderful!
Gorgeous color and zoom, love the dew drops and a wonderful capture!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Beautiful colour the individual flowers always remind me of miniature Daffodils.