Planting native hollies supports birds and wildlife, while adding year-round beauty to your garden. Native hollies feed birds, shelter wildlife, support pollinators, and provide evergreen foliage.

Holly plants such as the Christmas holly are beautiful shrubs that make excellent mixed borders, hedges, and foundation plantings. They also look striking as a stand-alone specimen. People often ...

Have a holly, jolly backyard with American holly. Plant perks include evergreen foliage and red berries in winter that birds love to eat.

The No. 1 question people ask me about holly is “why doesn’t my holly have red berries?” It seems like everyone that plants holly, myself included, do so because they want the red berries. I can see ...

Learn how to grow holly trees and bushes for income or decoration to add visual interest to any property. “The mistletoe hung in the castle hall, / The holly branch shone on the old oak wall; / The ...

There are tons of benefits to building out your yard and gardens to attract birds: they help control insect populations, tamp down weed growth, pollinate flowers, and above all else? They're beautiful ...

Dear Roger: I want to grow a windbreak and hedge from holly berries but don't have much luck with them. I assume the berries’ seeds are viable because two plants have voluntarily grown. But none that ...

MACON, Ga. — December is in full swing and while the stockings may be hung by the chimney with care, there is one decoration you need to be a little more careful with before putting it on display.