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      Mahonia 'Dan Hinkley'

      • Scientific Name: Mahonia fortunei 'Dan Hinkley'
      • Garden: Wildlife Garden
      • Plant Type: Shrub
      • Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen
      • Sun/Shade Exposure: Full Sun to Part Shade
      • Moisture Requirements: Dry

      Plant Information

      While visiting Dan several years ago he lamented that Monrovia had not picked up his collection of this showy evergreen shrub. He then gave it to us and we named it after him. Handsome evergreen shrub with finely serrated divided leaves that emerge ruby red when. Forms a multiple stemmed patch to 5′ wide and 4′ tall. If it gets leggy do not hesitate to chop it back it will return more dense and less floppy. And it will recover fast. In September 2″ long streamers of light yellow flowers are followed by blue fruit. Part shade to full sun in a protected location with light summer water. Locate out of subfreezing wind. Great in a woodland. High deer resistance.

      Data Source

      https://www.xeraplants.com

      Photo Credit

      Gayla Low 2024