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... Callistephus Insect Problems Dahlia Insect Problems Gleditsia Insect Problems Gypsophila Insect Problems Rose Insect Problems Tagetes Insect Problems Leafhoppers Plant Bug, Leafhopper on Honeylocust LEATHERLEAF Chamaedaphne calyculata--Leatherleaf LEATHERLEAF MAHONIA Mahonia bealei--Leatherleaf Mahonia LEATHERLEAF SEDGE GRASS Carex buchananii--Leatherleaf Sedge Grass LEATHERLEAF VIBURNUM Viburnum ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Deer-Resistant Plants—Shrubs and Trees for the Deer-Plagued Gardener
... shrubs or shrubby groundcovers native to the western United States. A few species, such as the leatherleaf mahonia (M. bealei), are indigenous to Asia. Mahonias are grown for their glossy, spiny-margined foliage ... are drought-tolerant and pest-free, but their cold-hardiness varies widely. Tender coastal species, such as the Fremont mahonia (M. fremontii), are hardy from Zones 8 to 10. The creeping ...
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Medium Sized Shrubs for North Carolina
... blue fruit; tolerates coastal conditions. Hydrangea, Oakleaf Hydrangea quercifolia 6, 7, 8 D Rapid Partial shade to shade Coarse Spreading; irregular 4 to 6' 3 to 5' Excellent white flowers in summer; red to purple fall color. Mahonia, Leatherleaf Mahonia bealei 7, 8 E Moderate Partial shade to shade Coarse Upright; open 5 to 6' 3 to 4' Good when used in ...
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Drought Tolerant Shrubs
... 3 Sun, partial shade Loropetalum chinensis Loropetalum E 6 to 12 Sun, partial shade Loropetalum hybrids Plum Delight, Ruby, Fire Dance, etc. E 4 to 10 Sun, partial shade Mahonia aquifolium Oregon grape holly E 3 to 6 Partial shade Mahonia bealei Leatherleaf mahonia E 6 to 7 Partial shade Mahonia fortunei Chinese mahonia E 5 to 6 Partial ...
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Floridata: Mahonia bealei
... the southern zones, but does well in full sun in zones 6 and 7. Moisture: This mahonia likes a moist, well-drained soil. Water when dry. Hardiness: USDA Zones 6 - 9. Propagation: ... seed which will germinate without any pre-germination treatment if fresh. The coarse bluish foliage of leatherleaf mahonia adds texture and contrast to mixed shrub plantings, here combining with yaupon holly and azaleas ...
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Floridata: Mahonia fortunei
... by separating suckers, or by rooting semi-hard tip cuttings taken in summer. Usage Chinese mahonia is a compact, graceful little shrub that stays in its space and doesn't crowd ... first introduced this species to the horticultural world in 1846. Oregon grapeholly (M. aquifolium) and leatherleaf mahonia (M. bealei) are similar species widely in cultivation. The barberries (genus Berberis), and heavenly ...
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MBG Kemper Center PlantFinder
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