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Tag: Mahonia

Plants, Shrubs, Washington Park Arboretum

Another Winter Bloomer

I’ve never seen a Mahonia this big, only at the Arboretum.  With dark green leaves and yellow flowers that glow like a neon sign, this is a great winter shrub.  It grows best in part shade and can reach 15 feet.  Startling February color! Continue reading Another Winter Bloomer

Unknown's avatarrainyleafFebruary 9, 20122 Comments

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