Winterberry (male)

$28.00

Ilex verticillata

Slow-growing deciduous shrub with upright rounded habit. Dark green leaves with inconspicuous greenish-white flowers. The beauty of this shrub is the red berries which provide interest from the winter through to spring. One male winterberry is needed to pollinate 6-10 female plants.

  • Height: 6 - 12’

  • Spread: 6 - 12’

  • Pot size: 3 qt.

  • Bloom time: June, July

  • Light: Full sun, part shade

  • Moisture: Average, wet

  • Attracts: Birds such as gray catbirds, eastern bluebirds, American robins, cedar waxwings and woodpeckers, butterflies

  • Deer Resistance: Not preferred but deer will browse

Photo: Brundage, Stephanie Lady Bird Johnson Wild Flower Center

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Ilex verticillata

Slow-growing deciduous shrub with upright rounded habit. Dark green leaves with inconspicuous greenish-white flowers. The beauty of this shrub is the red berries which provide interest from the winter through to spring. One male winterberry is needed to pollinate 6-10 female plants.

  • Height: 6 - 12’

  • Spread: 6 - 12’

  • Pot size: 3 qt.

  • Bloom time: June, July

  • Light: Full sun, part shade

  • Moisture: Average, wet

  • Attracts: Birds such as gray catbirds, eastern bluebirds, American robins, cedar waxwings and woodpeckers, butterflies

  • Deer Resistance: Not preferred but deer will browse

Photo: Brundage, Stephanie Lady Bird Johnson Wild Flower Center

Ilex verticillata

Slow-growing deciduous shrub with upright rounded habit. Dark green leaves with inconspicuous greenish-white flowers. The beauty of this shrub is the red berries which provide interest from the winter through to spring. One male winterberry is needed to pollinate 6-10 female plants.

  • Height: 6 - 12’

  • Spread: 6 - 12’

  • Pot size: 3 qt.

  • Bloom time: June, July

  • Light: Full sun, part shade

  • Moisture: Average, wet

  • Attracts: Birds such as gray catbirds, eastern bluebirds, American robins, cedar waxwings and woodpeckers, butterflies

  • Deer Resistance: Not preferred but deer will browse

Photo: Brundage, Stephanie Lady Bird Johnson Wild Flower Center