Mahonia × media ‘Winter Sun’
Bright yellow flower spikes rise above the dark foliage of Mahonia ‘Winter Sun’, bringing colour and fragrance to the garden during winter. The small flowers gather along upright and arching stems, followed by clusters of blue-black berries.
Its long leaves are divided into sharply edged leaflets, giving this evergreen shrub a bold outline throughout the year. Plant it towards the back of a partly shaded border, where its height provides a backdrop for hellebores, ferns and spring bulbs. It is a rewarding choice for adding flowers, scent and permanent structure to a shady garden.
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