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I grew this plant in my Taneytown, MD garden and looked forward to the blossoms and especially the beautiful fruits annually. Am trying i...Read More
This is an attractive, exotic-looking plant.
Its planting is illegal in Michigan, because it spreads a rust disease.
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This plant is definitely a fine shrub to have in a shady area of a yard. I planted mine in spring of 2010 and it grew great. The flower...Read More
This plant is listed as an invasive species in the southeastern U.S. Those who ordinarily harvest the roots of endangered species (e.g. H...Read More
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Over here in Hampshire UK I have planted a block of three Mahonia japonica. Soil is fertile clay with flint and whole area ...Read More
This Mahonia performs best for me in moist soils that get afternoon shade. If it's allowed to dry out, branches will die off and leave t...Read More
Spikey leaves are a nice contrast with Fatsia on one side (big soft leaves) and dwarf Yaupon Holly (small leaves) on the other side in my...Read More
An excellent plant for part sun/part shade, droughty areas in North Central Florida.
This plant is considered invasive in Mid-Atlantic and Southern states. But it is not the most obnoxious alien by far. The deer will eat t...Read More
I live just North of Austin, Tx and am in Zone 8A. There have been two problems with the two mahonias we planted (they are going on their...Read More
We planted one of these at church in 2008, and then got hit with a classic Zone 5 minus 18 degree low over the winter. Siting saved the ...Read More
I have grown one specimen of this plant in Arlington, Texas, under high deciduous shade in rather poor, sandy soil, which is now nearly 2...Read More
I hadn't seen mahonia before buying our current house, where it has seeded everywhere. The berries are edible to people and animals (sour...Read More
We had quite a large 3ft specimen growning on it's side by a creek bed, it was in great shape so we decided to dig it up & try and transp...Read More
I dug up a start of this bush from my sister in laws large, beautiful, bush, located in Alabama. I dug up the sprout in October, 2006 and...Read More
I saw this plant in a garden at the Highland Lake Inn near Hendersonville, NC at the end of May - at least I think it was this plant. Th...Read More
This is another favorite in the Deep South for its evergreen structural presence, very early Spring, fragrant flowers, and big powdery bl...Read More
I don't own this plant YET, but a client of mine does. It is an awesome looking very unusual plant! Leaves look just like Holly to me, ...Read More
I love this shrub because it so unusual. Visitors to my garden often think it is a holly at first, but the shape of the leaves just isn'...Read More
GROWTH HABIT, RATE:
Upright and coarse habit (large stems and leaves).
Annual Growth Rate: less than 12 inches
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