64+ Creeping Oregon Grape Holly Mahonia Repens

Fragrant yellow flowers in late spring are followed by clusters of purple berries later in the summer. Mahonia repens creeping oregon grape.

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The holly like compound leaves are comprised of 5 7 leaflets and are round to oval with spiny teeth. Forming an attractive and tight ground cover mahonia repens creeping mahonia is a low growing evergreen shrub with multi season interest. The inflorescence flower cluster is shorter than other mahonia although they are still made up of many yellow fragrant flowers. Repens makes an excellent ground cover.

Fragrant they attract pollinators before giving way to clusters of dark blue purple edible berries in late summer. Creeping oregon grape has rounded leaflets usually 5 7 and grows 12 24 high. 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. The lowest growing of the three mahonia repens generally grows to only about a foot in height with a spread to three feet.

Mahonia repens creeping oregon grape. This oregon grape has the same cheerful bloom and berries as the other mahonias. Bright yellow flowers in the spring followed by blue edible fruit. Mahonia repens creeping mahonia is one of our very best evergreen native groundcovers for shade and partial shade.

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