Mahonia aquifolium – Oregon Grape | PNW Native Evergreen Shrub with Yellow Flowers & Edible Berries | | 6–12′ Tall | Grown in #1 Container

Description Mahonia aquifolium – Oregon Grape A Stunning Oregon Native Evergreen for Wildlife Gardens & Woodland Landscapes Bring beauty, biodiversity, and year-round interest to your garden with Mahonia aquifolium, also known as Oregon Grape—the official state flower of Oregon! This upright-growing native shrub features dark glossy evergreen foliage, fragrant yellow blooms, and edible blue-purple berries that look like little grape clusters. �� Plant Features: Botanical Name: Mahonia aquifolium Common Name: Oregon Grape Zones: 5–9 Height: 6–12 ft Width: 6–10 ft Bloom Time: March–May Sun Needs: Partial sun to shade Water Needs: Moderate; somewhat drought-tolerant once established Soil: Moist, moderately acidic soils—tolerates heavy clay �� Why You’ll Love It: Fragrant yellow flowers in early spring Glossy, holly-like evergreen leaves with seasonal red tones Edible berries & medicinal roots Low maintenance, great for woodland or rain gardens Attracts pollinators, birds, and beneficial insects Included in the Portland Plant List and ideal for Backyard Habitat Certification �� Bonus: The dark blue-purple berries are edible (though tart) and great for jams or jellies. The roots are traditionally used in herbal medicine to help combat bacterial infections. �� Perfect For: Woodland gardens Rain gardens Meadowscapes Food forests Native & wildlife-friendly landscapes This beautiful and functional native plant adds structure and habitat value while providing striking foliage and early-season blooms. Grown in a #1 nursery container with healthy roots – grown sustainably and ready to thrive in your garden! Ships without container. Want to make your landscape more beautiful and beneficial for wildlife? Add a Mahonia aquifolium to your garden today!