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Creeping mahonia, Creeping barberry, Oregon-grape

Creeping mahonia, Creeping barberry, Oregon-grape

This low-growing shrub ground cover gets to about 1-foot tall; it is widespread across the western U.S in pine and mixed-conifer forests. The leaves are evergre...
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This low-growing shrub ground cover gets to about 1-foot tall; it is widespread across the western U.S in pine and mixed-conifer forests. The leaves are evergreen, and are holly-like, with spine-tipped lobes. The pretty yellow flowers become dense clusters of ble-purple berries - hence the name Oregon-grape.
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PENTAX K-50

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Aperture f/2.5 ISO 100 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 5000/100

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May, 2018

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