Description

Unique Flowering Evergreen is One of Springs First Bloomers

Also known as Mahonia, this flowering evergreen is shade loving with bright yellow flowers in late winter followed by dark blue fruit in summer. Spiky leaves resemble hollies. Thick, woody stems grow erect. The bright yellow blooms are bell-shaped and have a strong scent similar to lily-of-the-valley.

They look great in a shady natural are. They also make a very unique hedge.

Mature Height	3 – 5 feet
Mature Spread	4 – 6 feet
Soil Type	Well Drained
Moisture	Moderate
Sun Exposure	Full Sun to Full Shade
Growth Rate	Medium
Flower Color	Yellow
Grow Zones	5 to 9
Botanical Name:	Mahonia aquifolium

USDA Hardiness Zones 5 to 9

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Oregon Grape Holly an evergreen?

Yes, the beautiful Mahonia shrub is a broadleaf evergreen that can tolerate shade.

Do birds eat the fruit of the Oregon Grape Holly?

Yes, forest birds and common songbirds will enjoy the fruit of the Oregon Grape Holly.

When does the Oregon Grape Holly flower?

The bright yellow blooms appear in early spring, followed by berries in late summer. The delicate scent is often compared to lily of the valley.

Are Oregon Grape Holly shade tolerant?

Yes! This makes them perfect for a natural setting underneath larger shade trees.

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