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Evergreen Dwarf Burford Holly Shrub in 1 Gal. Grower's Pot
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Customers have had mixed experiences with this product, with some being disappointed with the size of the plants and others being pleased with the quality of the packaging. The plants are small and take time to grow, but are thriving and have been planted. Some customers have had issues with the shipper cancelling their orders, but overall the reviews are positive.
The Dwarf Burford Holly shrub is a handsome bush that is perfect for adding a distinguished feel to any landscape, and its attractive shape and dense growth habit make it not only a lush addition to your yard but an easy one to care for!The Dwarf Burford Holly ilex cornuta is great for low maintenance landscapes and it is one of the most popular holl…
The Dwarf Burford Holly shrub is a handsome bush that is perfect for adding a distinguished feel to any landscape, and its attractive shape and dense growth habit make it not only a lush addition to your yard but an easy one to care for!The Dwarf Burford Holly ilex cornuta is great for low maintenance landscapes and it is one of the most popular holly bush varieties. This dwarf holly variety adds a burst of rich, deep green color all year round with its emerald green new growth and dark green leaves with a single sharp spine at the terminal end.This dwarf Chinese holly tree features clusters of showy and fragrant white flower blooms in the springtime and early summer growing seasons, and large red holly bush berries during fall and winter. It is not a deciduous holly, meaning it does not lose its evergreen leaves over winter.The Burford holly tree's bright red berries can be an important food source for birds in late winter. Generally, female plants of holly require a male plant to cross pollinate and produce holly berries, but the Dwarf Burfordi holly does not. This is because Burford holly has both male and female flowers on each plant to produce berries.
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Customers have had mixed experiences with this product, with some being disappointed with the size of the plants and others being pleased with the quality of the packaging. The plants are small and take time to grow, but are thriving and have been planted. Some customers have had issues with the shipper cancelling their orders, but overall the reviews are positive.
Pros
- Well-packaged
- Healthy plants
- Fast shipping
- Beautiful appearance
Cons
- Smaller than expected
- Bald spots on plants
- Inaccurate height description
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Description
The Dwarf Burford Holly shrub is a handsome bush that is perfect for adding a distinguished feel to any landscape, and its attractive shape and dense growth habit make it not only a lush addition to your yard but an easy one to care for!The Dwarf Burford Holly ilex cornuta is great for low maintenance landscapes and it is one of the most popular holly bush varieties. This dwarf holly variety adds a burst of rich, deep green color all year round with its emerald green new growth and dark green leaves with a single sharp spine at the terminal end.This dwarf Chinese holly tree features clusters of showy and fragrant white flower blooms in the springtime and early summer growing seasons, and large red holly bush berries during fall and winter. It is not a deciduous holly, meaning it does not lose its evergreen leaves over winter.The Burford holly tree's bright red berries can be an important food source for birds in late winter. Generally, female plants of holly require a male plant to cross pollinate and produce holly berries, but the Dwarf Burfordi holly does not. This is because Burford holly has both male and female flowers on each plant to produce berries.
Specifications
Size | 1 Gal. |
Mature Shape | Attractive and dense |
Uses | Landscape, food source for birds |
Type | Shrub |
Bloom Time | Spring and early summer |
Bloom Color | White |
Foliage Color | Emerald green and dark green |
Foliage | Evergreen |
Foliage Type | Leaves with a single sharp spine |