Winter Red Winterberry Holly
Plant Bio:
Winter red winterberry holly shrub has a multi-stemmed growth habit in addition to its lustrous foliage and berry production, making it a stunning addition to any winter landscape. The berries appear in late summer and persist all winter, attracting birds. The best berry display will occur when the shrub is fully established in the landscape, usually after 2-3 years in the ground.
Watering Requirements
Regularly – weekly, or more often in extreme heat. At least 1” per week.
Feeding Requirements
Once a year, lightly, with an acidic slow-release fertilizer. Apply in early spring after the last frost.
Pruning Time & Tips
Cut branches only selectively to enjoy stems in arrangements.
Common Pests & Diseases
Anthracnose, Powdery Mildew and Varnish Rot Fungus.
Maturity
6-8’ x 6-8’
Troubleshooting:
As this planting is mostly grown for its wonderful berries in the winter – see our note about pruning and note that any removal of material will affect that year’s berry production!
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