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    Berberis aquifolium var. aquifolium - Oregon Grape (Plant)

    Berberis aquifolium var. aquifolium - Oregon Grape (Plant)

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    • Berberis aquifolium var. aquifolium - Oregon Grape (Plant)
      • Berberis aquifolium var. aquifolium - Oregon Grape (Plant)
      • Berberis aquifolium var. aquifolium - Oregon Grape (Plant)
      • Berberis aquifolium var. aquifolium - Oregon Grape (Plant)

      Berberis aquifolium var. aquifolium - Oregon Grape (Plant)

      $30.00 Excl. tax

        IN-STORE PICKUP ONLY Nursery hours are Tuesday-Saturday 8:30am-4:00pm. We do not ship or deliver plants.Available in store: Check availability

        Highly recommended as a screen or hedge, Berberis is an excellent accent plant for dry shaded areas. It has bright yellow flowers and colorful leaves. Berries are edible and attract birds. Roots may be mildly toxic.

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        Plant Characteristics
        Species NameBerberis aquifolium var. aquifolium
        Common NameOregon Grape
        Plant TypeShrub
        Sun ExposureCoast-Sun, Coast-Shade, Inland-Part Sun, Inland-Shade,
        Water RequirementLow
        Soil TypeAny
        Flower ColorYellow, Gold
        Flowering MonthsMarch, April
        Evergreen/DeciduousEvergreen
        Height by Width6ft. x 8ft.
         
        Specialty Features
        • Hedge/Screen
        • Erosion Control
        • Songbirds
        • Thicket-forming
        • Under Oaks
        • Hummingbirds
        • Deer Resistant
        • Local Plants
        • Pollinators

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