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.

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.

Nepal Holly

Nepal Holly is an evergreen shrub or tree. It grows up to 9m (30 feet). Nepal Holly is popular tree in Japan, Korea and China and we often use this holly as garden tree because the red berries are beautiful in winter season.

Leaves & Berries of Lusterleaf Holly

Lusterleaf Holly is evergreen shrub grows up to 8m (27feet). This holly tree has relatively large leaves (10~15cm long) unlike other holly tree as you can see on the picture.

Lusterleaf Holly likes full sun or partial shade area and easy to grow. The shape of tree is beautiful pyramidal.

Red Berries of China Girl Holly

This photo is China Girl Holly so this holly tree is female. To have berries like this photo, you need to plant China Boy Holly if you want to plant this tree and enjoy its red berries in winter season.

False Holly Tea Olive – Sasaba

These are leaves of Sasaba False Holly Tea Olive. This tree grow slowly up to 3m (10 feet) in the area of partial shade.

Sasaba is a Japanese word and means bamboo leaves in Japan. The leaves of Sasaba False Holly Tea Olive form long and spiny at the ends of them so the name of this false holly become Sasaba.