Garden Guy: What flowering plant was named the Proven Winners Annual of the Year? Since we associate beautiful red berries with Christmas, I was already dreaming of my opportunities with the Berry ...

These upright, pyramidal shrubs are often loaded with red berries. The contrast between the red berry and the green foliage reminds me of Christmas.

Hollies. With their shiny evergreen leaves and bright red berries, hollies are prime holiday icons. Our most familiar species, the American holly, which we called the "Christmas holly," grows ...

Christmas Cactus Plant lovers will enjoy the aptly named Christmas cactus, with its flat green stems which erupt with red and pink flowers as the nights grow longer, and the temperatures cool.

With huge, abundant clusters of red berries, no plant enlivens a winter landscape like Christmas berry and its fruit attracts a variety of birds. This species was a staple in the diet and ...

It sports dense foliage, matures to a pyramidal form, and has dark green leaves with spines and red berries in winter. Many cultivars of this plant have been developed.

Toyon, or “Christmas berry,” one of the more distinctive shrubs of southern California’s native chaparral plant community, has begun to flaunt clusters of red berries. Hollywood (California ...

Eckstut’s research found that holly, with its green leaves and red berries, long played a role in winter solstice celebrations that predate the spread of Christmas.

First come myriad white blooms as if the tree is dusted with snow, and tucked amidst delicate flowers peers a curious ...