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Ilex cornuta
Burford Holly (Full)
Burford Holly is an evergreen, broadleaf female holly with simple oblong single-spined leaves. The leaves remain a dark glossy green throughout the year and the large bright red berries persist into winter. As a full shrub, Burford makes a great hedge or screen planting and is very adaptable to urban environments.
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Ilex cornuta
Burford Holly (Treeform)
The treeform Burford Holly is quite spectacular with it's multi-stemmed showy gray bark contrasting with the glossy green leaves and showy red berries. It makes a great specimen plant and the white blooms in spring attracts bees and other insects. Ours have many trunks that are limbed up constantly so that pruning marks are healed over and the heads are sheared tight and in proportion to the trunks.
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Ilex cornuta
Dwarf Burford Holly
A more compact form, Dwarf Burford is ideal for small landscapes. We grow this holly full to the ground and shear it in a rounded ball shape that is as wide as it is tall. It is great for a 'finished' look fast.
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Ilex cornuta
Needlepoint Holly (Full)
A female selection with showy red berries and oblong single spined leaves. The leaves are glossy dark green with a yellowish back. Needlepoint has a conical shape that broadens with age. It is a good choice for a hedge or screen planting. A moderate grower, it likes full sun but can tolerate partial shade.
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Ilex cornuta
Needlepoint Holly (Treeform)
An awesome display with the smooth gray bark highlighted against the vivid berries and shiny green foliage, the treeform version is excellent for a small specimen evergreen.
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Ilex
Emily Bruner' Holly
'Emily Bruner' Holly has glossy spiny wavy medium green leaves. The red berries occur in clusters and attract birds. It will tolerate partial shade but prefers full sun. The shape is a broad, dense pyramid that rounds as it matures. 'Emily Bruner' is a nice alternative to the typical holly as it's foliage is quite individual
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Ilex
Nellie R. Stevens Holly (Full)
The most widely-used holly, this classic is hard to beat. With glossy dark green leaves and showy red berries that do not require a pollinator, Nellie R. Stevens will remain the standard for some time. We shear our Nellies 4 times each summer for a 'perfect' shape. A slightly oval pyramidal form with symmetrical lines make this plant the highlight of any landscape.
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Ilex
Nellie R. Stevens Holly (Treeform)
The tree-form Nellie R. Stevens takes the classic holly and puts it on a pedestal. The smooth gray bark as a single trunk or multi-trunk is impressive with the glossy dark green leaves and red berries. Treeform Nellie R. Stevens is effective in landscapes requiring something beyond the ordinary.
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Ilex vomitoria
Shadow's Female' Upright Yaupon (Full)
'Shadow's Female' is a female upright yaupon holly that has a profusion of brilliant red berries. The evergreen foliage is small simple and ovate with a grayish-green color that contrasts wonderfully with the berries. It has a high drought tolerance and can be used in a wide range of soil types. Full Yaupon make a great screen or hedge. A native, yaupon also works well for reclamation and naturalization.
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Ilex vomitoria
Shadow's Female' Upright Yaupon (Treeform)
Treeform 'Shadow's Female' really contrasts the light gray multi-trunked bark with the gray-green leaves and red berries. The profusion of berries persists throughout the winter and attracts many birds. Treeform yaupon works well as a small accent tree or in buffer strips.
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Ilex x attenuata
Fosteri Holly
Foster Holly #2 is a cross between Ilex cassine and Ilex opaca and was selected by E.E. Foster of Bessemer, AL. It has a small glossy green leaf with a spiny margin. The shape is a compact, upright pyramidal form. It has red fruit that persist through winter. Foster #2 makes a great foundation plant or accent tree.
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Ilex x attenuata
Savannah Holly
Savannah Holly is similar to Fosteri in growth habit, but with a lighter green leaf. It's popular in the southeast because of large flourescent red fruit that occur in great abundance. Compact, upright pyramidal form that does require pruning to maintain.
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