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The same cross as ‘Autumn Glow’ with larger, slightly darker red fruits, 18 year old plant was 9’ x16’.

An outstanding plant introduced by the National Arboretum with 3/8” brilliant red fruits that can persist until March; it is distinctly upright and can reach 15’ at maturity. The verticillata x serrata crosses can usually be distinguished from pure verticillata by the plum purple new growth.

A female clone with respectable berry set and splashy golden variegation, i suspect this could throw some excellent edged forms eventually.

Mojmir’s collections from 2300 m in the Kulu Valley in India, showy racemes of bright purple flowers in 1-2m tall shrubs, it has proven hardy at the Arnold Arb and Dirr gives it rave reviews, despite the fact or perhaps because, most who see it have no earthly idea what it is.

A deciduous climbing vine from Western China with small clusters of fragrant pinkish red flowers followed by black berrylike fruits; its pretty and besides I like things beesianum.