Mahonia fargesii Uruguay but not at a rate

but not at a rate that will prove scary or invasive in the woodland garden

the summer flowers will be a bit sparse

(Drosera filiformis var

Kniphofia rooperi boasts a broad

each 3' tall x 5" wide medium green leaf of Aspidistra 'Morning Frost' is highlighted by a central yellow stripe

Mahonia fargesii Uruguay but not at a rate(aka: Mahonia sheridaniana) Mahonia fargesii is a little known Chinese mahonia that's made a splendid specimen for us since 2002. Mahonia fargesii eventually reaches 3. 5' tall with typical spiny green mahonia foliage sort of like a dwarf Mahonia bealei. The plants are topped from mid October through mid November with lovely bright yellow tassels. The flowers are subsequently replaced with bright blue fruit in February March.