Holly trees

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.

Learn about some of the different kinds of evergreen trees that grow well in Oklahoma and how to select the right kind for your landscaping needs.

Learn the must-know facts about the Nellie Stevens Holly. Get expert tips on how to garden, plant, and care for your next Nellie Stevens Holly.

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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.

Unveil the Majestic Heights of Holly Trees!🌳 Curious about the towering beauty of holly trees? Discover the secrets behind their impressive vertical growth and learn how to nurture these evergreen wonders. Whether you're a gardening enthusiast or simply fascinated by nature's wonders, this guide will take you on a journey to explore the heights these stunning trees can reach. Dive into the world of holly trees and cultivate your knowledge about their growth habits and care. 🍃…

Florida holly trees are among the most popular landscape trees for their hardiness, colorful berries and go-anywhere size. East Palatka, Nellie Stevens, dahoon, and weeping yaupon-read all about them!

Ilex x attenuata ‘Eagleston’ The Ilex x attenuata ‘Eagleston’ is a natural hybrid of the Dahoon Holly and American Holly. The Eagleston Holly is a beautiful […]

Oakland Holly is a timeless favorite, known for its glossy, dark green leaves and abundant red berries. This versatile tree adds a touch of traditional elegance to your landscape, making it perfect for formal gardens, hedges, or foundation planting. This evergreen thrives in full sun to partial shade and well-draining soil. Pruning helps maintain its desired shape, while the red berries provide a delightful pop of color in the winter. Growing 15-20’H x 12-15’W.

With vibrant green leaves and bright red berries, Holly trees are a standout in any landscape. But which Holly trees grow in Texas? Find out!