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Winterberry Holly

Winterberry Holly is a native deciduous holly shrub known for its bright red berries that persist through winter. Unlike evergreen hollies, it drops its leaves in fall, leaving stems covered in berries in the fall and winter for year-round beauty. Birds love to eat the bright red berries in the winter season when the shrub is aglow. Berries on this decorated shrub form in late summer and turn bright red in fall. They usually last through winter unless birds eat them first. a perfect plant for bird watchers because they flock to it for food in the cold winter months.

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Winterberry Holly is a native deciduous holly shrub known for its bright red berries that persist through winter. Unlike evergreen hollies, it drops its leaves in fall, leaving stems covered in berries in the fall and winter for year-round beauty. Birds love to eat the bright red berries in the winter season when the shrub is aglow. Berries on this decorated shrub form in late summer and turn bright red in fall. They usually last through winter unless birds eat them first. a perfect plant for bird watchers because they flock to it for food in the cold winter months.

Planting & Growing Information

Ships

7-10 Days

Planting Zone

Hardy in USDA Zones 5–9

Height at Maturity

10–15 feet

Water Needs

Moderate

Sun or Shade

Full sun and Partial shade

Bloom Season

Late Spring to Early Summer

Care

Easy to grow with minimal maintenance once established. Provide consistent moisture during the first year to encourage strong root growth.

Exposure

Full Sun to Partial Shade

Plant Attributes

Sold in 5 Packs , Plant Size: 6–18 Inches Tall, Attracts Rare Pollinators (Henry’s Elfin, native bees, beetles)

A vibrant red winterberry holly bush with dense clusters of glossy round berries on slender brown branches
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Planting & Growing Information

Ships

Ships Between November 15-29

Planting Zone

Hardy in USDA Zones 5–9

Height at Maturity

10–15 feet

Water Needs

Moderate

Sun or Shade

Full sun and Partial shade

Bloom Season

Late Spring to Early Summer

Care

Easy to grow with minimal maintenance once established. Provide consistent moisture during the first year to encourage strong root growth.

Exposure

Full Sun to Partial Shade

Plant Attributes

Sold in 5 Packs , Plant Size: 6–18 Inches Tall, Attracts Rare Pollinators (Henry’s Elfin, native bees, beetles)

Brilliant Winter Berry Display:

Winterberry Holly produces vibrant red berries that persist into winter, creating striking color when most landscapes are dormant.

Attracts Seasonal Wildlife:

The berries provide an important food source for birds and other wildlife during the colder months.

Deciduous Holly Interest:

Unlike most hollies, it drops its leaves in fall, allowing the bright berries to stand out even more prominently on bare branches.

Excellent Landscape Accent:

Winterberry Holly works beautifully in mass plantings, hedges, and naturalized areas, adding seasonal structure and color.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are holly leaves used for?

Holly leaves are often used for decorative and traditional purposes. They’re popular in holiday wreaths, garlands, and table arrangements because of their glossy green color and sharp shape. They also serve as symbolic plants, representing protection and eternal life in folklore. Overall, holly leaves are valued mainly for their beauty and cultural significance.

How long does holly live?

Holly plants are long-lived evergreens, often surviving for 50 years or more with proper care. Some larger tree varieties, like English holly, can even live up to a century. Their lifespan depends on growing conditions, such as sunlight, soil quality, and watering habits. Regular pruning and protection from pests help extend their life. When planted in the right spot, holly can stay healthy and attractive for decades.

Can you grow holly from cuttings?

Yes, holly can be grown from semi-hardwood cuttings, which are taken in late summer or early autumn. Choose healthy stems about 4–6 inches long, remove the lower leaves, and dip the cut end in rooting hormone. Plant the cuttings in a moist, well-draining mix of peat and sand. Keep them warm and humid until roots develop, usually in a few months. Once rooted, transplant them into pots or directly outdoors in spring.

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A vibrant red winterberry holly bush with dense clusters of glossy round berries on slender brown branches

Winterberry Holly

$42.99