Oregon grape - How to grow & care

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Oregon grape grow and care – shrub‎ of the genus Mahonia also known as Mahonia aquifolium, Oregon grape perennial deciduous used as ornamental hedge plant and also medical and edible (not recommend) fruits, can grow in temperate or subtropical climate and growing in hardiness zone 5-9.

Leaves color green in ovate shape the leaves have spiny edge

Flower color yellow with 6 outer petals and 6 inner the flowers grow in clusters

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Oregon grape fruits

Fruit color is purple-blue the fruit shape and grow similar to grapes.

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How to grow Oregon grape growing and care:

Acidic soil

What is the best way to start growing?
Plant / Seed / Vegetative reproduction

Is it necessary to graft or use vegetative reproduction?
No

Difficulties or problems when growing:
The fruit contain toxicity, spiny leaves

Recommended planting season?
Winter, spring, summer

Pests and diseases:
Aphids, spider mites

Pruning season:
Winter

How to prune:
Dead leaves and for design

Size of the plant:
0.5-2 m, 2-6.5 feet

Growth speed in optimal condition:
Medium growing

Water requirement:
Average amount of water / Big amount of water

Light conditions in optimal condition for growing:
Full Sun / Half Shade

Is it possible to grow indoor as houseplant?
No

Growing is also possible in a planter /flowerpot / containers:
Yes

Blooming information

Bloom season:
Spring

General information about the flower
Yellow flowers with 12 petals, 6 outer petals and 6 inner the flowers grow in clusters

Scientific name:

Mahonia aquifolium

Categories

Blooming Seasons	Spring flowers
Flower colors	Yellow flower
Climate	Subtropics Climate Temperate Climate
Ornamental parts	Ornamental flower Ornamental fruit Ornamental leaves Ornamental plant
Plant growing speed	Average growing plants
Plant life-form	Deciduous Perennial plant Shrub
Plant Uses	Edible plants Hedging plants Medical uses Ornamental plants
Planting Season	Spring Planting Summer planting Winter planting
Plants sun exposure	Full sun Plants Part shade Plants
Watering plants	Big amount of water Regularly water
Hardiness zone	Hardiness zone 5 Hardiness zone 6 Hardiness zone 7 Hardiness zone 8 Hardiness zone 9