I believe it to be one of the Mahonia family. We have a 20 year old one in the long border, flowers Jan/Feb here. Hope this helps. Pats🚜
Thanks, Pats.
Definitely mahonia.
Yes. I have it at my back gate and several other spots. Had a lot of it in the back woods of our old house, too.
E, I see I've posted about mahonia before but I had forgotten. Thanks for your comment.
Interesting to known the name - I had no idea what it is and haven't seen this before.
Yes, this is Mahonia aquifolium, common name is Oregon Grape. It is the state flower. I read just now that officially it is now in the family of berberis, but commercial growers are still using Mahonia. It can be invasive.
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I believe it to be one of the Mahonia family. We have a 20 year old one in the long border, flowers Jan/Feb here. Hope this helps. Pats🚜
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pats.
DeleteDefinitely mahonia.
ReplyDeleteYes. I have it at my back gate and several other spots. Had a lot of it in the back woods of our old house, too.
ReplyDeleteE, I see I've posted about mahonia before but I had forgotten. Thanks for your comment.
DeleteInteresting to known the name - I had no idea what it is and haven't seen this before.
ReplyDeleteYes, this is Mahonia aquifolium, common name is Oregon Grape. It is the state flower. I read just now that officially it is now in the family of berberis, but commercial growers are still using Mahonia. It can be invasive.
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