Posts tagged: Berries

Flowers of Siebold Viburnum

Flowers of Siebold Viburnum

Flowers of Siebold Viburnum

Siebold Viburnum is deciduous shrub and grows to 6m (20 feet) height and 4.5m (15 feet) width. Siebold Viburnum has showy white cluster flowers in spring as you can see on this picture and flowed by red showy berries in autumn. This shrub is easy to grow and used as border, screen and specimen plant and attract birds well. Siebold Viburnum is native to Japan.

Flowers of Leatherleaf Viburnum

Flowers of Leatherleaf Viburnum

Flowers of Leatherleaf Viburnum

Leatherleaf Viburnum is semi-evergreen shrub and slowly grows to 4.5m (15 feet) height and width. As the name implies the leaves of this shrub are leather like appearance. Leatherleaf Viburnum has white cluster flowers in spring followed by red oval berries, which are loved by wild song birds, in fall.

Flowers of Nellie Stevens Holly

Flowers of Nellie Stevens Holly

Flowers of Nellie Stevens Holly

These white flowers are Nellie Stevens Holly’s ones. Nellie Steven’s Holly is evergreen tree and native to USA. You can see berries and leaves picture of Nellie Stevens Holly here.

White Flowers of Service Viburnum

White Flowers of Service Viburnum

White Flowers of Service Viburnum

These white cluster flowers are Service Viburnum. These flower have good fragrant even though it is not so strong. After flowering Service Viburnum has fruit berries which attract birds in autumn. So Service Viburnum is good landscaping bush. This plant is evergreen shrub and grows 1.8m (6 feet) height and width.

Nellie Stevens Holly

Nellie Stevens Holly

Nellie Stevens Holly

Nellie Stevens Holly is easy to grow holly and grows up to 12m (40 feet) height and 4.5 m (15 feet) width. Even though many hollies categorized in shrub, this Nellie Stevens Holly is categorized as tree and forms pyramidal shape without big pruning cares. The berries and foliages are beautiful and good as a garden tree.

Berries of Winterberry Holly

Berries of Winterberry Holly

Berries of Winterberry Holly

This photo is a berries’ image of Winterberry Holly.

Winterberry Holly

Winterberry Holly

Winterberry Holly

Winterberry Holly is very popular shrub in USA. It grows up to 4.5m (15 feet) height and 3m (10 feet) width. Even though this shrub prefers to be planted in wet land area, it can grow in regular yard area, too. You can enjoy beautiful red (sometimes orange) berries in winter season.

Red Holly

Red Holly

Leaves and Berries of Red Holly

Red Holly is a beautiful pyramidal shape evergreen tree so this holly is great garden plant. This holly tree grows up to 6m (20 feet) and prefers to be planted in full sun or partial shaded area.

Sorry for the bad quality picture, I’ll try again to take picture for Red Holly when I have a chance.

Leaves of Longstalk Holly

Leaves of Longstalk Holly

Leaves of Longstalk Holly

Longstalk Holly is evergreen shrub or tree and grows up to 6m (20 feet) height and width. The berries have long stalk as name indicate (sorry when I took this Longstalk Holly picture, there are only a few berries under leaves and I couldn’t take good photo for them). This shrub attracts bees and butterflies well. So if you like these insects, plant this holly in your yard.

Berries of Myrtle Leaf Holly

Berries of Myrtle Leaf Holly

Berries of Myrtle Leaf Holly

Myrtle Leaf Holly grows up to 7.5m (25 feet). This shrub prefers moist soil. And this shrub (tree) has berries in fall to winter season on female tree and sometime they are used as Christmas decoration. The color berries are sometime yellow or orange.