A hybrid holly with a tall, elegant, pyramidal form and charming oak leaf-like foliage that emerges bronze to burgundy in spring and matures to emerald green.
Dense, bright green foliage with an upright shape. Needs little pruning. Red berries in fall and winter.
An upright, pyramidal evergreen with fluorescent red berries and light green foliage in fall. Needs male for berry production.
Evergreen shrub that has small, glossy, dark green leaves year-round. New growth emerges light green but darkens up with age. Can get up to 10 feet in height but stays very narrow at 2-3 feet wide at maturity. Let them grow to the height you would like, and then just keep the top trimmed.
Holly – Sky Pencil Read More »
Columnar form of Yaupon Holly; Dark green leaves; Upright growth habit; Ideal as narrow hedge
A pyramidal form of Yaupon Holly, with dark green leaves and an upright growth habit. Skyward Holly serves as an excellent hedge plant or accent in your landscape, and provides habitat for songbirds and other wildlife.
Soft leaves that will not cut or scrape. One of the best for foundation hedges.
Holly – Soft Touch Read More »
Low maintenance evergreen with a soft touch. It is a great accent shrub for your front entrance and makes a lovely manageable hedge.
An excellent, low growing dwarf habit that is great for borders; glossy, bright red berries for added winter interest; very adaptable to a wide range of cultural conditions; a beautiful evergreen accent shrub.
Holly – Taylor’s Rudolph Read More »
A compact shrub with chartreuse foliage and rose-red stems. Small pumpkin-like fruit with licorice scent appear in late spring. Excellent as a shady specimen.
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