Winterberry holly

From deciduous to evergreen, these 10 outstanding options demonstrate what this diverse genus has to offer. Find holly and more here.

By Julie Christensen Found throughout the eastern United States and Canada, winterberry holly (Ilex verticillata) is aptly named for its bright-red berries that persist well into winter, attracting birds and wildlife. This native shrub grows 6 to 15 feet tall and wide. It spreads through suckers and has a rounded, informal shape. In addition to […]

Winterberry holly shrubs are stunningly beautiful at the dreariest time of year. For good berry production, plant one male winterberry per five female plants.

Looking to enhance your winter garden? The winterberry holly shrub is a perfect choice! Discover how to plant, grow, and care for this vibrant shrub to bring beauty to your outdoor space. This guide will provide all the tips you need for thriving winterberry holly plants. Start transforming your garden today with the timeless appeal of winterberry holly!

Learn how to plant, grow, and care for winterberry (Ilex verticillata).

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The winterberry holly is a native to the eastern United States deciduous shrub. Since it produces beautiful red berries that last throughout winter and into spring, it makes a wonderful addition to the landscape.

Red House Garden: January 2014

Hollies make up a beautiful and easy-to-grow group of plants in the Ilex genus, from winterberries to the classic holly. Most species are evergreen, though some are deciduous, and they all have eye-catching berries and attractive foliage. Learn about growing holly plants now on Gardener’s Path. #holly #gardenerspath

IT’S A CLOSE CALL for me and my friend Andy Brand: Do we like plants best, or birds (or butterflies or bumblebees or…)? But I think I know the answer to the question, finally: What

When I say “holly” it probably puts a very specific image in your mind: bright green, shiny leaves with lots of jagged edges, and bright red berries too. Compact Inkberry Holly (Ilex glabra ‘Compacta’) is different, with its dark green leaves and dark bluish purple berries. Inkberries are American native shrubs. They also tolerate wet […]

When the flowers are gone, some leave behind a decorative surprise with bountiful winter berries for your floral arrangements.

A good winterberry holly is a sight to behold, whether it's in your garden, floral arrangements, or winter decorations.

Since the cold has descended upon us, the hunt for winter interest in the garden has become a noble quest. The leaves are laying peacefully at the feet of deciduous trees, enriching the soil and pr…

The first winter spent in the newly remodeled house where we now reside was a time for studying what needed to be added to the landscape in the way of winter interest. Gardening magazine articles w…

Have you ever tried growing holly for winter cheer? American holly is a festive variety to start with. Learn how to grow this plant now on Gardener’s Path.

Unlock a vibrant garden with thriving winterberry plants by mastering essential care tips! 🌱