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WebBurford Holly. Ilex cornuta Burford Holly. Tree form evergreen shrub 10′. Berries: red. Glossy, pointed leaves have a more rounded shape than other tree type holly bushes. A good pick for bird-scaping, Burford Holly produces an abundance of red berries they will love. Use in living privacy fences or an a border garden specimen. WebA dwarf Chinese Holly. Vibrant evergreen shrub. Attractive green foliage. Slow growth rate. Landscape uses: Barrier or Hedge. Bearer of large, bright red berries in winter. Is often … dra roseane polari
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WebDwarf Burford: 4-6′ T x 4-6′ W, easily maintained at 3-4′, one of our most durable plants for North Texas. All Dwarf Burford Holly will berry. An excellent hedge selection. Carissa: 3-4′ T x 3-4′ W, low rounded shape. Very dense growth, has one sharp point per leaf. WebAnchored by Burford holly, an island bed provides a peaceful spot for the eyes to rest from the surrounding expanse of grass. The holly's stiff, glossy leaves punctuate the landscape with a... WebA dwarf Chinese Holly. Vibrant evergreen shrub. Attractive green foliage. Slow growth rate. Landscape uses: Barrier or Hedge. Bearer of large, bright red berries in winter. Is often planted beneath windows. Very easy to maintain. This is a miniature version of one of the most popular hollies, the Chinese Holly. dr. arqom kuswanjono