Winterberry Holly (Ilex verticillata)

Sold in 10″ (3gal) pots Light: Full sun to part shade Moisture: Dry to Wet (good for a rain garden) Bloom Time: June, July Height x spread: 10 ft x 8 ft Flower: Inconspicuous greenish-white flower Fruit: Red, September thru winter Tolerate: Poor drainage, animal resistant Attracts: Birds, Butterflies This deciduous Holly differs from other Hollies as its leaves are not sharp toothed and nor evergreen. The inconspicuous flowers are followed by dense clusters of show-stopping red berries that remain throughout the winter months. Male and female plants must be present for berry production. The berries are an important winter food source for a variety of birds and mammals.