Shamrock Inkberry Holly

Holly - Inkberry

Shamrock®

Ilex glabra

Product Description

Shamrock® Holly (Inkberry)

Shamrock® Holly is popular for its bright, glossy green foliage and its compact, slow-growing growth habit. In the fall this Holly bush produces an abundance of black berries. This evergreen, native to North America, is hardy and easy-to-grow. With its naturally mounding habit, Shamrock® needs very little pruning to keep it looking fresh all year. It looks excellent planted in low hedges or as a centerpiece in your garden.  Planting Shamrock® is a sure way to keep your winter garden looking sharp!

 

Holly Bush

Holly (Ilex) bushes are very common, hardy and easy-to-grow. They are evergreens, which give you beauty all season! Holly bushes have glossy leaves and give berries, provided that a male pollinator is nearby. One male can pollinate up to 7 females. Holly Bushes will likely need pruned in the spring to maintain their shape. These shrubs thrive in full sun or partial sun areas. They prefer well-drained, slightly acidic soil and do not like heavy soil. Holly bushes can be used for low hedges or as an accent in a large garden area. 

 

About Shrubs from Nolt’s Garden Center

We have a huge selection of flowering & evergreen shrubs for sale at our plant nursery in Lebanon PA. We grow our shrubs in large 3 gallon containers so that they are easy for you to start. We work with Colorchoice Proven Winner Shrubs to provide you with outstanding flowering shrubbery. Adjacent to our retail plant nursery, we have several acres of nursery greenhouses where we keep extra stock for large landscape projects.

Foliage Color
Green
Exposure
Full Sun to Part Shade
Size
Height: 3-4'
Width: 3-4'
Growth Rate
Average
Foliage Type
Evergreen
Shape
Mounding
Flower Time
Spring
Flower Color
White
Deer Resistant
Attracts Butterflies & Pollinators
Fruit/Berries
Plants native to North American for sale near me in Lebanon PA
Native to North America

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