This holly grows up to 20 ft. tall. It blooms in early summer and then drops its leaves and the berries appear. It has no thorns as do most hollies.
Small mammals and birds love to feast on this shrub.
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About Me
- Brenda
- I am a nature lover at heart and come from a long line of green thumbs. Have always loved flowers, mostly the wild ones. They are such a special gift from God. All of the photos posted were taken near my home, a few in Austin at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.My husband and I get into the Mule Sunday afternoons after church and ride the back roads searching for wildflowers.Each year I find new varieties in our area.I got into this about 30 years ago with my dearest friend. (known as my "Nutty Friend". Have included pictures from Critter Cam in back yard. Enjoy , the best things in life are free if you will only take the time to stop and enjoy them. GOD creates such beauty, acknowledge HIM and thank HIM for his marvelous work.
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