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'tl v Pick Size and Shape 2- That Suits You

; Deciduous hollies vary in ultimate size and shape, exact fruit color, fruit retention, foliage quality and ease of propagation. All deciduous hollies discussed in this article are hardy in Virginia. 2 Male and female flowers are borne on separate plants, so for good fruit set, a male plant must be near a female plant, and the two must flower at about the same time for the female plant to set large numbers of fruit. 2 Winterberry (Ilex verticillata) is ope of the hardiest and most widely grown species of deciduous holly. It is native to the Eastern half of North America and can be found growing in wet, swampy areas. Winterberry is a small, Oval to rounded tree reaching 8 to 15 feet in height with a spread of about 10 feet. It is slow growing and tends to form multistemmed clumps. The foliage is deep green and does not develop fall color; however, the small berries ripen into dense, colorful clusters in early fall.

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