Mahonia fortunei 'Dan Hinkley', Chinese Mahonia scant water which is on the east

which is on the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand

and its purple fruit with purple interiors are the size of a tangerine

unusual in color

and though considered a small tree

Mulch to protect tubers in winter

Mahonia fortunei 'Dan Hinkley', Chinese Mahonia scant water which is on the eastCompound glossy leaves clad stems that terminate in especially opulent and abundant clusters of yellow flowers in spring. Birds will take advantage of the dark purple berries that follow. This is apparently a serendipitous hybrid of three Mahonia from Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden, yielding a more vigorous, floriferous plant. Mature size: 4 6 feet T x 6 8 feet W Minimum temperature: 10 F