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spines around the leaf margin, Burford Holly has only one spine found at the tip of the leaf. This plant will bear numerous bright red berries without the presence of a male holly.
It grows 10-12 feet tall and as wide, giving an overall effect of a dense, rounded, evergreen shrub.
Dwarf Burford holly has the same characteristics as its larger namesake. It is very slow growing; a six-year-old plant may be only 18 inches high. It reaches an ultimate height of three to eight feet.
Rotunda is a dense low growing form that makes an
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