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29-MAY-2013 Christine Hanrahan

Barberry (Berberis)

Rockcliffe Park. These barberry flowers appear in late spring, stay for a brief time and are replaced by the more noticeable red fruit. Barberry is a non-native species, imported for use in gardens. In some areas it can be a very serious invasive species and its sale, forbidden. So far, around Ottawa, it doesn't appear to be a big issue, but that could change. I'm certainly finding it more and more in natural areas.

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Margot W13-Jan-2014 02:17
They are pretty but only where they belong thanks.
Being Me12-Jan-2014 23:31
So nicely captured! V
bill friedlander12-Jan-2014 23:02
Looks very fresh with the drops. Thanks for posting spring shots, enough of winter! V
Carl Carbone12-Jan-2014 22:51
Nice capture and interesting commentary.
Jim Coffman12-Jan-2014 22:15
A very lovely capture of these blooms!!
Peter Sussex12-Jan-2014 22:02
Sublime touch of green with fine isolation. V
Karen Stuebing12-Jan-2014 21:51
It's very pretty but then a lot of invasive species are. Beautiful capture with the water droplets. V.
hayl12-Jan-2014 21:47
Beautiful capture including drops of water.
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