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blue-black fruit
Notes: A bit larger growing than D
Medium green foliage with irregular white and gray mottling
mounded cultivar with gold to chartreuse
Notes: A Far Reaches Farm and Steve Hootman of the Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden introduction
Mahonia pumila ex AHCK 103 (Dwarf Barberry) Spring blue-black fruitFamily: Berberidaceae Zone: 7 9 Natural Range: Oregon, California Soil: Average dry, humus rich, Well drained Light: part shade, sun Height: 6" 12" Attributes: Evergreen suckering shrub. Brilliant purple, red, blue green foliage when planted in at least half a days worth of sun. Yellow flowers early summer, blue fruit in fall. Notes: I can't say enough about this small Mahonia species. The color is better than any other of the native Mahonia species
