Berberidopsis — 1 species

Cultivation

Berberidopsis corallina is not very hardy outdoors in much of the temperate zone, tolerating temperatures down to about -10°c so long as this is not for prolonged periods. It succeeds in maritime climates with their milder winters, but in general needs the protection of a wall and will succeed on a north-facing wall so long as it is protected from winds from that quarter. If the top-growth is cut back by winter cold, the plant can re-sprout from the rootstock.