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Mahonia
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April 2026
The flowers of holly-leaved barberry (lat. Mahōnia aquifōlium) are one of the official symbols of the state of Oregon, United States🏵
Цветы магонии падуболистной (лат. Mahōnia aquifōlium) — один из официальных символов штата Орегон, США🏵
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Thursday 15 January 2026
The autumn and winter flowering Mahonia × media 'Winter Sun' (Oregon grape) offers a food source during warm spells for the bees and other pollinators. This evergreen shrub is ideal for a woodland garden or the shady area of a winter garden.
Jill Raggett
Maonia (Mahonia aquifolium (Pursh) Nutt., Berberidaceae)
This is a garden escapee, some kind of shrub in the genus Berberis/Mahonia (probably Japonica?). The new leaves look good enough to eat (don't though!)
Surrey, UK, May 2026
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A lovely Mahonia "Charity" that starts blooming on warmer days in December.
Tough and adaptable, Mahonia x media 'Charity' (Oregon Grape) is a statuesque, evergreen shrub with striking rosettes of large, architectura
Mahonia aquifolium (Syn. Berberis aquifolium) - Tall Oregon Grape flowers
Berberis x hortensis 'Underway' / 'Underway' Media Mahonia at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC