Harrisson Berry Berberis harrisoniana Berberidaceae
Form: Shrub Seasonality: Perennial Size: 3 ft tall by 3 ft wide Leaves; Pointed, stiff, holly-like leaves Flowers: Yellow flowers, Fruit: Small, juicy blue-black fruit Stems: Dense and sprawling form Range/Origin: Sonora desert Hardiness: USDA Zones: 9-10 Comments: Low litter, Prickly leaves, Spiny stems CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: Exposure: Full to partial sun Water: Moderate to regular Soil: Will tolerate extreme, well drained soil types Propagation: Seed, cuttings Maintenance: Moderate, cut back to 12 inches before spring growth, cut out dead branches

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