Mahonia aquifolium—Oregon Grape Holly Seeds
This is the state flower of Oregon. It is beautiful to behold during the springtime and it often glows in shady corners of gardens and in our woods and forests. Later, the blooms ripen into cluster of glaucous blue berries and if the birds don't collect them, you can enjoy their color in your garden too.
Its foliage is lovely too and during the winter the tips of its holly-like leaves redden along its edges. This is a North American native plant native from British Columbia to California. (It's considered an invasive exotic plant in some places so be sure to check your area's listings.)
Germination instructions will be included with your seeds. (20 seeds)
Basic Plant Facts:
Mahonia aquifolium
Grows 6-8' x 4-6'
Likes sun to part shade
USDA zones: 5a-9b
Blooms pendulant yellow flowers in the springtime
This is the state flower of Oregon. It is beautiful to behold during the springtime and it often glows in shady corners of gardens and in our woods and forests. Later, the blooms ripen into cluster of glaucous blue berries and if the birds don't collect them, you can enjoy their color in your garden too.
Its foliage is lovely too and during the winter the tips of its holly-like leaves redden along its edges. This is a North American native plant native from British Columbia to California. (It's considered an invasive exotic plant in some places so be sure to check your area's listings.)
Germination instructions will be included with your seeds. (20 seeds)
Basic Plant Facts:
Mahonia aquifolium
Grows 6-8' x 4-6'
Likes sun to part shade
USDA zones: 5a-9b
Blooms pendulant yellow flowers in the springtime
This is the state flower of Oregon. It is beautiful to behold during the springtime and it often glows in shady corners of gardens and in our woods and forests. Later, the blooms ripen into cluster of glaucous blue berries and if the birds don't collect them, you can enjoy their color in your garden too.
Its foliage is lovely too and during the winter the tips of its holly-like leaves redden along its edges. This is a North American native plant native from British Columbia to California. (It's considered an invasive exotic plant in some places so be sure to check your area's listings.)
Germination instructions will be included with your seeds. (20 seeds)
Basic Plant Facts:
Mahonia aquifolium
Grows 6-8' x 4-6'
Likes sun to part shade
USDA zones: 5a-9b
Blooms pendulant yellow flowers in the springtime