holly-leaved barberry
"Holly-leaved barberry" refers to shrubs with spiny, holly-like leaves, often used in gardens and landscaping.
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Definition
B2Botany
(technical, scientific)A shrub with spiny, leathery leaves similar to holly, known for its yellow flowers and blue-black berries.
Example
- The holly-leaved barberry is prized for its ornamental foliage and vibrant berries.
- Gardeners often plant holly-leaved barberry to add texture and color to their landscapes.
B1Gardening
(informal)A plant with sharp, glossy leaves and dark berries, commonly used in landscaping.
Example
- Holly-leaved barberry is a popular choice for garden borders due to its attractive leaves and berries.
- This shrub's holly-like leaves make it a distinctive addition to any garden.