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Mahonia Aquifolium – 5 seeds

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Features:
Common name: Hollyleaf Mahonia, Oregon grape
Family: Berberidaceae
Origin: North America
Height at maturity: 1 to 1.5 meter
Hardiness: -20°C
Exposure: shade, partial shade
Plant type: shrub
Vegetation: perennial
Foliage: evergreen
Flowering: March-April
Flower color: bright yellow
Type of soil: normal, clayey, calcareous, sandy, heather earth, rich in humus
Watering: normal to dry
Use: garden
Diseases and pests: rust, powdery mildew
Toxicity: inedible fruits

Storage of seeds: 4 years in a dry place away from light at 3/4°C (refrigerator)

Description:

Mahonia aquifolium is a bushy shrub with a decorative upright habit with its leaves, flowers and fruits. The bright yellow flowers are fragrant, melliferous and come in terminal bouquets of 5 to 8cm panicles. Its prickly and evergreen leaves, resembling those of holly, turn red in winter. In summer, plump blue-black globose berries appear.

When planting, mix your garden soil with potting soil up to 50%. Water your subject copiously once or twice a week to promote recovery.

This shrub will wonderfully light up an area of ​​full shade under tall trees. It can also be used alone, in free hedges or in beds.

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