Holly trees and bushes encompass more than 400 plant species. The majority of these are dioecious, so they require both a male and female plant within pollination distance of each other in order for the female to produce fruits. Holly can be evergreen or deciduous and range greatly in size and shape.

This is the bush that inspired this blog: I really wish I had a before picture, but it never really occurred to me to take a picture of the hideousness that was this bush before I pruned it. Beacuse y'all it was not good. When I moved into this house 2+ years ago it was very, very…

Scratching your head trying to figure out why your holly bush doesn't have berries? Check out this article.

Consider growing holly bushes! With their bright red berries & dark green foliage, they are perfect for adding year-round interest & color!

Deck your halls—and your landscape—with boughs of genuine holly with these beautiful varieties.

Have you ever tried growing holly for winter cheer? American holly is a festive variety to start with. Learn how to grow this plant now on Gardener’s Path.

Discover 10 stunning varieties of holly bushes and trees to enhance your landscape with this handy identification guide!

Learn how to plant, grow, and care for holly bushes in your garden. Hollies bring structure and color to winter gardens, some with evergreen foliage and others with brightly colored berries. Grow your own holly for Christmas decorations.

Scratching your head trying to figure out why your holly bush doesn't have berries? Check out this article.

How Fast Do Holly Bushes Grow? is a guide on how to grow and care for various types of holly bushes. Keep reading for more info!