Oregon grape (Mahonia repens) is a low, evergreen shrub of dry habitats in the forests and mountains of Colorado, up to 10,000 feet. Mahonia repens is a member of the Barberry family, a group known to ...

Mahonia repens, also known as creeping Oregon grape or creeping hollygrape, grows to about 12 inches tall and spreads slowly to form a tight groundcover. In late winter to early spring ...

Creeping holly grape (Mahonia repens) is an excellent low shrub or ground cover which typically matures at about 2 feet. It has the same yellow flowers, holly-like leaves and grape-like fruit.

Creeping Mahonia grows 12-24 inches tall and 12-36 inches wide; best results will come from moist, acidic soil. Bunchberry (Cornus canadensis) Another of the berry-baring ground cover plants is ...

Ed writes: After reading your previous column about colorful shrubs that produce berries and have winter interest along with their other attributes, I would like to recommend Mahonia repens ...

I have two problem areas in my lawn. The grass is thin and grows poorly under a large tree. I also have a sloping area which is difficult to mow. What could I grow in these two areas that would be bet ...

Oregon Grape, Mahonia (or Berberis) repens is a member of the Barberry family, which grows in the foothills, montane, and subalpine Life Zones and can be easily found in areas of high canopied pines.

Mahonia repens, Creeping Oregon grape, is an evergreen ground cover. The dark green, glossy leaves turn red or purple in winter. Branches of yellow flowers in spring are followed by blue/black ...

McManus says creeping Oregon grape (Mahonia repens) “is the perfect low-fuss waterwise evergreen for the middle layer of the ornamental garden.” While she admits the plant doesn’t always ...

Mahonia repens (Lindl.) G. Don National Museum of Natural History Object Details Biogeographical Region 74 - North-Central U.S.A. Collector Max Thompson Record Last Modified 6 Jan 2020 Specimen Count ...