In addition, you will have yellow winter blooms, followed by blue-purple berries. Mahonias will thrive in the shade, but some varieties will perform well in sun. Most mahonia varieties grow from ...

(Some authorities prefer to include the Mahonia species within a broad concept ... mostly March and April. The small shiny berries that follow begin to turn red in June, contrasting nicely with ...

While it is still too early to enjoy the bounty of the summer berries and top fruits, mahonia berries ripening here this month are the first of the fruits we enjoy. We certainly don't have to wait ...

A fragrant plant when in bloom and one that does well in deep shade and that is a great winter evergreen is this Mahonia. As winter approaches we often think about how the garden will look when ...

Dana Sanchez's picks for plants with berries for birds: Oregon grape (Mahonia aquifolium) breaks out in brilliant yellow flowers in mid-winter that leave behind bunches of blue-black berries.

It bears yellow flowers over the cold, winter months, followed by dangling clusters of bluish berries. Drought-tolerant mahonia is attractive to birds and is especially valued for its ornamental ...

Mahonia (aka 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 cultivar ‘Profusion’ exhibits an especially abundant amount of berries. Hardy to Zone 5. Oregon grape (Mahonia aquifolium) breaks out in brilliant yellow flowers in mid-winter that leave ...