Mahonia eurybracteata silver leaf seedlings (Silver Leaf Mahonia) Part sun Notes: In the wild is

Notes: In the wild is often associated with Gaultheria

but according to John Grimshaw was actually introduced as late as 1992 by Oxford University’s Ganesh expedition

Four or sometimes more leaves in opposite pairs topped by whorled flowers

Notes:  This is an old Heronswood cultivar that has dark purple new growth that fades to dark green

Bright lemon yellow flowers often with up to three blooms per stalk

Mahonia eurybracteata silver leaf seedlings (Silver Leaf Mahonia) Part sun Notes: In the wild isFamily: Berberidaceae Zone: 7 10 Natural Range: China Soil: Average to moist, humus rich Light: Part sun Height: 8' Bloom Time: December to March Attributes: Evergreen. Yellow flowers on short spikes. Dazzling new growth is bright silvery, maturing to a deep green with a silver sheen. Notes: One of the best Mahonia species for foliage. These are open pollinated, seed grown plants with a bit of variation in foliage. M. confusa Pot Size: 1 Gallon Pot