(Download) Mahonia Repens

Mahonia repens commonly called creeping oregon grape or creeping barberry is a low growing stoloniferous evergreen shrub or shrublet which typically grows to 1 tall and spreads by underground stems to form an attractive ground cover.

Mahonia repens. With foliage flowers and berries similar to the oregon grape holly shrub creeping grape holly has all the features of the taller form in a plant that grows only 9 to 15 inches tall. Mahonia repens is a creeping oregon grape with a low growing habit and attractive glossy evergreen foliage which takes on purplish hues in winter. This versatile native evergreen shrub is a great plant in so many ways. Repens makes an excellent ground cover. Drought tolerant native adaptable to most soils in sun and shade. Mahonia repens is considered a noxious weed in other parts of the country but is fully garden worthy here in its native range. Mahonia repens creeping mahonia low spreading evergreen 1 x 2 with holly like green leaves that turn red to purple in the winter.

In spring it bears bright yellow fragrant flowers. It s fantastic for providing groundcover particularly in shady woodland gardens. Find help information on mahonia repens creeping rooted barberry from the rhs. An early to mid spring bloomer it perfumes the garden with a profuse display of fragrant bright yellow flowers that set attractive purple berries ripening by fall. In spring racemes of cheerful bright golden yellow flowers appear just above the leaves. Mahonia repens commonly known as creeping mahonia creeping oregon grape creeping barberry or prostrate barberry is a species of mahonia native to the rocky mountains and westward areas of north america from british columbia and alberta in the north through arizona and new mexico then into northwest mexico by some reports. Don show all show tabs creeping barberry.

Mahonia repens creeping mahonia forming an attractive and tight ground cover mahonia repens creeping mahonia is a low growing evergreen shrub with multi season interest. Another grape holly plant creeping mahonia m.