What: Mahonia aquifolium “Orange Flame” is a shrub that makes a garden statement all year long, starting in the spring with its rust/orange foliage. Its leaves are pointed and prickly, similar ...

The shiny, shapely leaves of this beautiful shrub will add texture to your Southern garden. Fact checked by Khara Scheppmann The eye-catching, easy-to-grow mahonia shrubs (Mahonia spp. or Berberis ...

The mahonia found on that expedition was most certainly Mahonia aquifolium, the Oregon grape holly, which is native to the Pacific Northwest and does not grow particularly well in Florida.

Mahonia, a member of the Barberry family, is a distinctive evergreen shrub that’s native to North and Central America, as well as eastern Asia. View full sizeA valued addition to a garden ...

The best plants smell of lilies of the valley and their berries, unlike those of the holly, can be made into jam. The Oregon grape, Mahonia aquifolium , is a native of North America and named ...

What: Mahonia x media “Charity” is a statuesque, evergreen shrub with bright yellow flowers that bloom from late fall through the winter. It is an incredible focal point in any garden because ...

Mahonia (Oregon Grape Holly) is neither a grape nor a holly. However, its large fruit clusters (berries) do resemble grapes and its glossy evergreen leaves resemble that of some hollies.

The mahonia we see most often in Atlanta is Mahonia bealei, leatherleaf mahonia. It is native to Europe. Mahonia aquifolium , Oregon grape holly, is a smaller-leafed shrub that is native to the ...

Mahonia x media Charity. Shrub 2m x 2m yellow flowers €2.3m investment will catapult Wexford’s Kent Stainless into the future Having more than doubled its staff over the past decade and begun ...