Perennial
Cultivation:
Creeping Oregon Grape Holly is a low growing perennial groundcover
that produces small clusters of grape like berries in fall. It is
an excellent choice for high altitude gardens.
Plant Creeping Oregon Grape Holly in partial shade in moist fertile, well drained soil.
Mahonia grows best in acid type soils. It will
tolerate full shade but flower and berry production will be
reduced. The foliage is good for cutting as a filler green for fresh floral
arrangements.
Propagation:
Seed is difficult to germinate. It is best to purchase pre-started
Creeping Oregon Grape Holly plants at
your local Garden Center.
