The glossy "holly-shaped" leaves and ruby red berries of English holly have brought a bough of cheer into a multitude of homes. But hollies are also classic winners in the outdoor landscape.

Holly species are usually best identified by their foliage. The American holly leaf is deeply scalloped, pointed and dull-coated, while the English holly leaf is also pointed but very shiny, and ...

English holly certainly looks festive this time of year, but as recently reported in High Country News, the invasive plant poses a significant threat to Pacific Northwest forests.

English holly is our most common native evergreen and is often found among ancient oaks, or as a marker tree in hedges - indicating a parish boundary, a footpath or a bridleway.

Spiky hollies, soft hollies, hollies with red, golden or black berries, towering hollies, short hollies — there's a holly for any landscape situation in Arkansas.

It is close to the bird feeder, and they seem to like hiding from the weather and predators among its prickly leaves. Yes, we are growing an English holly, a USDA Zone 7 plant, in Spokane and have ...

A table adornment; a wreath on a door; a sprig on top of a pudding. Is there any plant with a more time-limited, one-dimensional appeal than holly?

Q: I need to know the varieties of holly that grow fast plus how fast they grow. A: Here are my suggestions for the Roanoke climate, which is listed in hardiness zone seven, according to the U.S ...

Scientists wanted to figure out how the holly trees could make the change in leaf shape so quickly. All of the leaves on a tree are genetic twins and share exactly the same DNA sequence.