No I only needed one
It was unusual and I liked the colour
Betty-Jo
Abingdon
It was unusual and I liked the colour
Betty-Jo
Abingdon
It is nice to have a small mahonia and I like the slightly apricot colour of the flowers on this variety.
Ros
Portsmouth
Part of my fence is shadowed by my neighbour's very high, but well clipped, cupressus hedge, making it dark and dry and it needs colour and vitality. Mahonia Cabaret is proving ideal, with healthy evergreen leaves and lovely flower buds, although flowers themselves are shortlived. Hellebores and snowdrops do well, but I struggled to find a larger shrub against the 6 ft fence and this mahonia has answered the problem.
Border Champion
Peterborough
Lovely plant, beautiful orange flowers followed by purple/black berries. Easy to grow in pots or in the ground. Does not like full sun but does well in partial shade. Interesting all year round as leaves deep green (and quite spikey). Would recommend.
JW
Hertfordshire
It's taken me years - 30 - actually, to decide how I want my small sloping, north-facing no sun in winter, baked in summer to look. With some select plants from Crocus, it's getting there.
The Stitcher
Manningtree Essex.
It is always good to introduce different varieties. This plant was good with the colour scheme. Strong leaf form and good flower
Plantsman
Essex
100.0
Sue
Hello, Yes, this Mahonia will thrive in partial shade.
Helen
Sandra
Hello there Although mahonias berries are not known as being loved by the birds, I believe that blackbirds can be very partial to them. Hope this helps
Gardenaholic
Hello, Unfortunately the flowers of this new Mahonia are not scented.
helen
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