Holly plants range from petite shrubs to lofty trees, and some are evergreen while others are deciduous. Because of all the diversity, you may be wondering when to prune holly bushes so you get ...

Holly shrubs can be container-grown indoors or outdoors as foundation, hedge or specimen plantings. While they are hardy and tolerant of a variety of soil, holly prefers moist, ...

Holly comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, from shrubs to tall trees. There are evergreens and deciduous hollies. There is even a variety in berry color – red, yellow, orange, and purplish black.

Golden Oakland® Holly is a tough, adaptable plant for Southern gardens in USDA winter hardiness zones 6 through 9. In the upper South, site plants in locations where they will be sheltered from ...

A low-growing shrub native to the western United States, Oregon grape-holly is considered winter-hardy in USDA Zone 5, but not in colder zones. It does best in a protected site in part sun or shade.

Oakland holly grows to 12 to 15 feet tall and 8 or 9 feet wide, although few plants that large exist yet in the Metroplex. It hasn’t been around that long. It makes a great, bold-look evergreen ...