Mahonia aquifolium, Oregon Grape or Grapeholly Size:3 qt Round orange fruit follows

Round orange fruit follows

Clump-forming perennial with pompous

Soft lavender flower spikes against blue-green foliage bloom throughout June and July

Rounded leaflets turn purple-black with beautiful contrasting green veins

It is disease-resistant and will tolerate clay soils

Mahonia aquifolium, Oregon Grape or Grapeholly Size:3 qt Round orange fruit followsOpen suckering shrub with pinnate bright green holly like leaves. Easy care: it makes a great evergreen addition to a hedge or screen. Clusters of sulfur yellow flowers in spring turn to blue gray fruit by fall. The bloom clusters are an essential early bloomer for pollinators. The birds love the berries and we're told they make a good jam, too (though we have yet to try it so please research this on your own!) It's the State Flower of Oregon!