image of gardening tips header
    Past Articles Library  |  2-Minute Video Tips  |  Gardening-Idea Blog  |  About Us

Don't Miss Out On The Latest Gardening News!



Sign Up for Weekend Gardener Web Magazine Today. It's monthly and
It's FREE!

Keep current on garden industry news and trends, plus you'll receive a free

7 Part Mini-Course "How To Grow Stunning Houseplants"

First Name:


Email:


Your email is confidential and will never be shared or sold





Print page  |   Email page    

 

    Back to Landscape Plants    |   Burford Holly




Ilex cornuta 'Burfordii' - Burford Holly


Hardiness

USDA Zones 8-9

Climate Map
Light

Full sun to partial shade
Soil

Prefers slightly acid, rich, well drained soil but tolerates a wide pH range and many soil types. Resistant to drought and heat, and tolerates wet soil as well
Water

Need regular water
Habit

Evergreen shrub or tree with a dense, handsome habit. Burford hollies are mostly seen at 8-12 feet (2.43-3.65 m), but over time may reach a height of 20 feet (6.09 m) with a dome to pyramidal shape
Berries

Burford hollies berry freely and without pollination, and the fruit lasts for months

Comments:

A very adaptable shrub or tree. Glossy foliage is nearly spineless. Burfords have showy, long-lasting berries and can be used as a hedge and border. Dwarf Burfords can be used as foundation shrubs.


 




Gardening Home Page

Feature Article - How To Tutorials - Question & Answer

Gardening Tips - Plant Gallery - Gardening Design Ideas

Disease & Pest Control - Contests & Prizes - Monthly To Do Lists

Gardening Resources - Garden Clubs & Events - Climate Zones Maps

Gardening News & Latest Trends

Contact us  |  Site map  |  Privacy policy



© 1993 - 2010 Hilary A. Rinaldi
P.O. Box 104 - Morro Bay - CA 93443