Flowers of Winterberry Holly

Winterberry Holly is deciduous shrub and has beautiful red berries in winter as you can see the picture of berries. Winterberry Holly blooms white cluster flowers in late spring as you can see on this picture. Winterberry Holly is native to Eastern Canada and USA.

Flowers of Japanese Holly

These small flowers are Japanese Holly’s ones. These tiny flowers are not showy for human but they attract bees well. You can see red berries picture of Japanese Holly here.

Flowers of American Holly

These tiny white flowers are American Holly’s ones. You can see Yellow and red berries photos of American Holly by clicking the links.

Flowers of Japanese Barberry

Japanese Barberry is an invasive deciduous shrub and grows full sun to shade area and grows on almost any type of soil. The red berries of Japanese Barberry are preferred by birds and the seeds are carried by them. Japanese Barberry reaches 1.2m (4 feet) height and width and forms colony. This shrub has numerous sharp spines on the branches.

Flowers of Koreanspice Viburnum

Koreanspice Viburnum is a deciduous shrub and grows 1.8m (6 feet) height and width. Koreanspice Viburnum has white fragrant cluster flowers in spring and these flowers turn to red berries in summer. And in autumn, you can enjoy beautiful foliage color.

Sacred Lily

Sacred Lily is popular plant in Japan and we enjoy this plant by developing its leaves in several color patterns even though the red berries of this plant are also attractive as you can see on the picture. We call Sacred Lily as “Omoto (万年青)” in Japan and the meaning of the Kanji letters is green for ten thousands year because Sacred Lily is evergreen perennial plant. This plant is not popular in USA but it is good as ground covers or as foliage plant.

Sacred Lily

Sacred Lily is evergreen clumps and easy to take care of it. You can plant Sacred Lily in shaded area or partially shaded area and don’t need any attention after that. This plant has red berries in fall through winter.

Dwarf Chinese Holly

This photo is for Dwarf Chinese Holly. This evergreen shrub grows up to 1.2 m (4feet) height. This holly has bright shiny green leaves and often used as low height hedge tree.

Female trees produce beautiful red berries in winter. To have berries you need male Dwarf Chinese Holly trees close female trees.

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.

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.