In some of the older woodland gardens around the Florida panhandle, you will likely find a five to seven-foot plant called leatherleaf mahonia (Mahonia bealei). The holly-like foliage is spiky and ...

When most people think of mahonias, images of large, prickly, poky plants come to mind, the kind of shrub you avoid unless you are wearing an armored suit. This mahonia is different. Mahonia ...

Spikes of blue berries follow the flowers. Some gardeners don't like mahonia because of its propensity to be spread by birds, but if it makes you happy, I say enjoy it! The mahonia we see most ...

The Oregon grape, Mahonia aquifolium, is a native of North America and named forms are among the choicest evergreens. The leaves of `Apollo' and `Atropurpurea' look as though they have been ...

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 ...

Q: In the last few years, mahonia has taken over our woods. What is the best way to get rid of it, and is there any way of keeping it from spreading so quickly? Karen Knieter, Roswell A ...

At this time of year, the yellow flowers of Mahonia media make it one of the best winter-flowering plants to have in the garden. It is the fortuitous offspring of Mahonia lomariifolia and Mahonia ...

Gardening inspiration for late autumn with David Maxwell including; how to care for mahonia, protecting spring bulbs and herb of the month with Jekka McVicar. Show more As Autumn gives way to ...