Holly shrub

Last year I added several 'Soft Touch' compact hollies (Ilex crenata) to my landscape, and I have been pleased with their performance so far. This unassuming but useful shrub grows at a moderate rate to 2-3' wide and tall, prefers full sun, is hardy in zones 5-9, and its leaves are not prickly. It may sport black berries in winter, though my eight young shrubs didn't produce any this year. I have used various types of boxwoods (45 of them in all) to create a winter skeleton and to calm down…

Learn about the differences between 6 different types of holly bushes. Choose which type is best for your garden and landscape.

Holly bushes are a beautiful addition to any garden – not to mention ideal for keeping intruders at bay!

Japanese hollies are easy-care evergreen shrubs that come in an array of shapes and sizes. Learn about 21 of the best varieties now on Gardener’s Path.

Holly trees and bushes encompass more than 400 plant species. The majority of these are dioecious, so they require both a male and female plant within pollination distance of each other in order for the female to produce fruits. Holly can be evergreen or deciduous and range greatly in size and shape.

Scratching your head trying to figure out why your holly bush doesn't have berries? Check out this article.

How to Grow Holly Bushes | Garden Design

Holly bush- love this pruning job!!! I have a hedge of mature Holly Bushes in my back garden that need this sort of attention desperately. #shadegarden #english #shade #garden

Need ideas for evergreen alternatives to #boxwoods? Try the cute and clippable Shear Genius™ Cotoneaster, Monrovia's new Emerald Boxer™ Japanese Holly, the tiny toothed leaves of Crownshine™ Osmanthus, or the remarkably cold-hardy Nordic™ Inkberry, a selection of a native North American shrub with berries for birds. Find even more compact, colorful, and elegant evergreens to replace boxwoods in areas bothered by blight in our full list of alternatives.

While their year-round beauty is often seen as an asset among other landscape plantings, some types of holly bushes can become unwieldy if left unpruned. Find out how to trim a holly bush in this article.

Scratching your head trying to figure out why your holly bush doesn't have berries? Check out this article.

Growing holly bushes in your yard can add year-round interest. Because they are such popular plants, many people have questions about the care of holly bushes. Read this article to learn more about growing holly.

Give your outdoor space an entirely new look.

Classy dwarf burfordii holly is an elegant and formal South Florida shrub that also blends in with more casual landscapes of flowering or tropical plants and ornamental grasses. Read all about it!

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

‘Eagleston’ Holly in a tree form checks a lot of the boxes if you’re seeking a small ornamental tree...

Deck your halls—and your landscape—with boughs of genuine holly with these beautiful varieties.

Discover the enchanting beauty of 15 flowering evergreen shrubs that will add year-round color to your garden. Our comprehensive article reveals the most stunning, low-maintenance shrubs that bloom in a wide range of colors and sizes. Create an outdoor oasis with these plants that also provide privacy, shade, and fragrance. From camellias to azaleas, you'll find the perfect shrub for your landscape. Don't miss the opportunity to transform your garden into a stunning paradise!

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!