Mahonia aquifolium Oregon Grape
	Description Code: 6965 Family: Berberidaceae Genus: Mahonia Plant Type:Shrub A Pacific Northwest shrub is known for its evergreen, holly-like leaves that turn deep burgundy in winter. New leaves emerge reddish in spring when the yellow flowers appear and are followed by blue berries. Blooms: Spring Growth Rate: Moderate,Slow Size Range: 3-5' tall x 3-5' wide
Cultural Information Exposure  Sun Part Shade  Shade Soil: Average,Well-drained,Tolerates Clay,Loam,Prefers Acidic Soil Water Use: Drought Tolerant,Low Maintenance: Low Hardiness Zone: 5,6,7,8,9 Cold Hardy to -20° to -10°F	Features and Benefits  Attracts Bees  Attracts Birds  Attracts Butterflies  Attracts Hummingbirds  Culinary Uses  Deer Resistant  Edible Parts  Evergreen  Fabulous Foliage  Fall/Winter Color  Interesting Fruit,Berries,Seeds or Bark  May Naturalize  Native to NorthWest  Showy Flowers  Winter Bird Feeders

Grown by: Blooming Nursery,Inc & Blooming Junction

3839 SW Golf Course Road, Cornelius, OR 97113 Ph: (503) 357-2904 Fax: (503) 357-2932 Email: sales@bloomingnursery.com