Holly Plants

Holly Plants

Evergreen foliage with iconic winter berries

Holly plants are valued for their glossy evergreen leaves and distinctive seasonal berries, bringing structure and visual interest to landscapes throughout the year. Many varieties develop dense branching habits, making them suitable for both formal and naturalistic garden designs.

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  • California Holly

    California Holly

  • Soft Caress Grape Holly

    Soft Caress Grape Holly

  • Goshiki False Holly

    Goshiki False Holly

  • Oregon Grape Holly

    Oregon Grape Holly

  • Wilson Holly

    Wilson Holly

  • Dwarf Yaupon Holly

    Dwarf Yaupon Holly

  • Emerald Colonnade Holly

    Emerald Colonnade Holly

  • Fernleaf Catalina Ironwood

    Fernleaf Catalina Ironwood

Frequently asked questions

Do holly plants keep their leaves year-round?
Most holly varieties are evergreen, retaining glossy green foliage through all seasons.

Why do some holly plants have berries while others do not?
Berry production depends on plant sex and variety; some hollies produce fruit while others do not.

Are holly plants commonly used as hedges?
Yes, many holly varieties naturally form dense growth, making them popular for hedges and screening.

Is holly suitable for American landscapes?
Holly is widely used across the United States and adapts well to many regional landscape styles.

Does holly add winter interest to gardens?
Yes, its evergreen leaves and bright berries provide strong visual interest during winter months.

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