Berberis candidula – Cloaked in glossy oblong deep evergreen leaves from whitish stems this low-grower makes one tough plant as a foundation candidate, a fill-in shrub between taller companions, may be used as a low hedge or even in the rock garden. The foliage of Paleleaf Barberry takes on usually bronze tones when the weather cools but for one winter season when it turned a striking bright red. Pretty yellow flowers peak from between leaves in spring and sometimes again in late season. Ours is slowly spreading stoloniferously as it gradually forms a formidable ground cover – we love this little plant! It has not set berries for us yet. Site this fantastic little Barberry in moist, fertile slightly acid to neutral Ph soils planted in full to part sun. Cutting grown.