Mahonia 2
By Andrewr
- 29 Nov, 2008
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Probably till late February/early March
29 Nov, 2008
Thanks.
Just confirming ~ Mahonia charity ???
29 Nov, 2008
wonderful plant, great job Andrew
29 Nov, 2008
TT - it came without a label but I'm inclined to think it is 'Charity'
29 Nov, 2008
Thank you. :o)
29 Nov, 2008
Mahonia is native to this area. There are three kinds; Tall, creeping and one commonly known as Oregon Grape. However, they flower in the spring around May and by summer have small blue berries with a whitish bloom. Rather like what we call blueberries.
This one looks like it would be a cultivar of the Tall Mahonia. The First Nations people used to use the bright yellow wood to make yellow dye. The flowers in the native species smell lovely. Are those flowers fragrant Andrew?
30 Nov, 2008
The Orgeon Grape is mahonia aquifolium (which also suckers)
M.'Charity' is a cultivar of M.x media, a cross of M.lomariifolia, a slightly tender upright variety, and M.japonica which is more bushy and tough as old boots.
And yes, this one is is very fragrant
30 Nov, 2008
Useful information.
Thanks to both :o)
30 Nov, 2008
Thats beautiful Andrew
1 Dec, 2008
It looks fabulous Andrew!! :o)
2 Dec, 2008
Andrew, when did this bloom? I also have a huge variety that blooms in Januray. I have a brain clot at the moment and cannot remember its name. It looks much like yours. but I think the flowers are more erect. It is very close.
There are many new Mahonia out in the market and some of these like "Charity" are well worth buying. A ten in my book. Great foliage, Great flowers. Flowers at an odd time of the year.
When mine blooms I will take a shot and upload it.
3 Dec, 2008
Must get myself one of these again, I had one at a previous home. This year, the ones I've seen around look particularly good.
3 Dec, 2008
Skyline - it's in full flower now despite some cold (for us) weather
3 Dec, 2008
Great photo . I have several that have finished and others coming in right now . Are there any other mahonias near that one ? I like growing them from seed .
4 Dec, 2008
Not especially close. I guess the nearest is about 25 feet away (and that was only planted this autumn so is yet to get established and flower)
4 Dec, 2008
this is lovely Andrew, hope mine looks like this in a few years,
11 Dec, 2008
thats a great photo...
and i just realized I didnt see anything since end of november ... geeee :|
31 Jan, 2009
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Mahonia 'Cabaret (Pbr)' (Mahonia)
£19.99 at Crocus -
Mahonia Fortunei
£19.00 at Burncoose -
Mahonia Nervosa
£18.50 at Burncoose -
Mahonia Nitens
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Mahonia X Media 'Charity'
£14.00 at Burncoose
That is very beautiful. :o)
How long will it stay in flower ?
29 Nov, 2008