according to the National Trust The red flash of holly berries will be missing from most people's traditional Christmas decorations this year because the trees have "taken the year off".

This Ilex x meserveae 'Berryific' variety, available from Amazon, is a good example, with a bounty of red berries guaranteed in fall and winter. Younger holly trees will not produce berries While ...

When we moved into our little house in Hyannis 40 years ago, there were three large holly trees in the backyard. Two were ...

A winter ice storm in Southeast Missouri created stunning, rare scenes of icicles and snow on deciduous holly, but also ...

a scarcity of red berries will soon become apparent. That’s because farmers across the UK have seen a huge shortage in berries produced by holly trees this year. It appears not even Christmas ...

American holly (Ilex opaca): This large shrub or tree has a holly’s classic pointy-edged evergreen leaves and red berries. Native to warmer southern regions of the United States, it is ...

Evergreen shrubs such as boxwood, holly, rhododendron, yew and arborvitae provide year-round green color in the landscape.

When the desired greenery and berries were not available, they would make their own. These inspired holly berries require ... the branches of your Christmas tree.