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Mahonia eurybracteata subsp. ganpinensis

Mahonia oiwakensis from Hong Kong

Mahonia 'Mikinori'

Mahonia 'Silverback'

A large evergreen shrub, with pinnate leaves up to 60cm long, divided into close-set pairs of broad, spiny green leaflets with silvery white undersides. Small yellow flowers are borne in upright clusters in late winter

Mahonia 'Stickleback'

A large evergreen shrub, with long, pinnate leaves divided into pairs of broad, spiny green leaflets with silvery white undersides. Small yellow flowers are borne in loose, spreading clusters in late winter

Mahonia breviracema

A compact evergreen shrub to around 1.2m high, with pinnate leaves to 16cm long, divided into pairs of spiny, leathery dark green leaflets. Small yellow flowers, with outer petals flushed with mauve, are borne in upright to spreading clusters to 7cm long in late autumn

Mahonia subimbricata

An evergreen shrub to around 1.5m high, with narrow pinnate leaves to 22cm long, divided into pairs of close-set or overlapping, narrowly ovate glossy leaflets with spiny toothed edges. New leaves are tinted red in spring. Clusters of small yellow flowers are borne in autumn, followed by black berries

Mahonia taronensis

An evergreen shrub to around 1.5m high, with a low-growing habit and pinnate leaves to 40cm long, divided into pairs of narrow, glossy olive green leaflets with spiny edges. Small yellow-green flowers are borne in short clusters in autumn and winter, and are followed by blue berries

Mahonia hartwegii

Hartweg Oregon grape

A relatively new mahonia to the UK, this species is from Mexico and is a striking plant. It grows to about 3m high with the leaves growing to about 60cm long, with huge panicles, up to 90cm long, of cream and pale yellow flowers in spring

Mahonia 'Winter Bronze'

A large evergreen shrub, with long, pinnate leaves divided into pairs of close-set, broad, spiny green leaflets with silvery white undersides. Leaves tint reddish-bronze in colder temperatures, and small yellow flowers are borne in upright to ascending clusters in late winter

Mahonia lushuiensis

A small, suckering evergreen shrub up to 1m high, with pinnate leaves to 18cm long, divided into 3-4 pairs of spiny, glossy dark green leaflets. Small yellow flowers are borne in clusters to 5cm long in spring

Mahonia × media 'Marvel'

While some Mahonias can get too large for smaller spaces this cultivar is more compact and has less prickly leaves, the large frond-like leaves developing in whorls along branched stems. Large clusters of fragrant yellow flowers appear in late autumn/early winter, followed by dark blue-black berries by late summer

Mahonia shenii

An evergreen shrub to around 2m high, with a stiffly upright habit and pinnate leaves clustered at the ends of the branches. Leaves are divided into pairs of glossy green leaflets, each with one to three small teeth at the tips. Small, pale yellow flowers are borne in short clusters between spring and early autumn, and are followed by blue-black berries

Mahonia sp. Ogisu 94056

A large evergreen shrub, with pinnate leaves divided into close-set pairs of broad, spiny green leaflets with silvery white undersides. Small, scented yellow flowers are borne in long, upright to ascending clusters in late winter

Mahonia bealei 'Cornish Silver'

Beal's mahonia 'Cornish Silver'

Mahonia aquifolium 'Orangee Flame'

Mahonia × media 'Charity'

Oregon grape 'Charity'

An upright evergreen shrub to 4m tall, with pinnate dark green leaves composed of up to 21 lance-shaped leaflets, and small, slightly fragrant, cup-shaped yellow flowers borne in erect, clustered terminal racemes to 35cm long in late autumn and winter

Mahonia aquifolium 'Cosmo Crawl'

Malus mahonia

Mahonia × wagneri 'Fireflame'

A small, evergreen shrub to about 80cm tall with pinnate, dark green leaves, turning red and orange in autumn and through winter. Yellow flowers in dense racemes to 8cm long appear in spring followed by spherical, white-frosted, blue-black fruits