Most popular holly for home landscapes
This hardy evergreen is a great substitute for boxwood, and may produce bright red berries in fall and winter.
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A compact version of one of the best-loved holly shrubs
Tired of boxwood? Give Dwarf Burford Holly a try! This is a widely used shrub—especially in warmer climates—where its dense, dark green foliage lends structure to the landscape year round. A truly low-maintenance (and deer-resistant) plant, it does fine in both full sun and dappled shade and requires limited pruning.
It’s often used below windows since its short, slow-growing stature shines from either side of the glass. Bonus? It’s bee-friendly!
Sunlight exposure:
Full sun to part shade
Growing Rate:
Moderate
Mature height:
8-15 ft.
Mature width:
8-15 ft.
Bloom season:
Spring
Bloom color:
White
Foliage color:
Green
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Everything you need to plant your shrub
We want you and your shrub to succeed, so we’ve laid out all the steps you need to start strong. Our helpful guide will walk you through what to do after unboxing, when and how to plant, plus so much more to set you up for success.
