Oregon grape
- Product number: 204900
- Origin: North America
- Latin: Mahonia repens
An ideal creeping, evergreen shrub. They tolerate partial shade, making them suitable for forest edges (deer resistant). The yellow flower clusters attract bees and butterflies. After flowering, beautiful blue berries appear with a dull waxy coating. After 2 nights of frost, the berries become sweeter and can be harvested for, for example, apple-mahonia jam or wine. Protect the part of the berries you want to eat with a net against bird damage. In autumn and winter, the leaves turn beautiful bronze hues.
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Latin: Mahonia repens
Dutch: Oregondruif
English: Creeping Barberry, Oregon Grape
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- Flower colour: Yellow flower clusters
- Origin: North America
- Average growth height: 30 to 60 cm
- Annual or perennial: Perennial
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- Winter hardy: Forst hardy
- Ease of cultivation: Moderate
- Latin: Mahonia repens
- Dutch: Oregon grape
- Also known as: Not applicable / Not known
- English: Creeping Barberry, Oregan Grape
