Dwarf evergreen shrubs can help to elevate ... ranging from cloud-pruned Japanese holly to clipped yew domes. While these ...

A small shady backyard doesn’t mean you can’t have a beautiful garden. Here are small evergreen plants for shade: use them to create your dream garden. These evergreen plants thrive in shady areas ...

Give me dwarf boxwoods instead. They look very much the same, transplant better and take the same cultural settings as Japanese holly. One other possible explanation for your trouble: black root rot.

Dwarf varieties rarely bloom or set fruit ... Other low growers include the Japanese holly, Ilex crenata Helleri or Soft Touch or Tiny Tim. Japanese hollies are more sensitive to poor drainage ...

Among the plants subjected to the most damage were xylosma, oleander, boxwood, Japanese plum (loquat ... foliage in most neighborhoods. The dwarf Burford holly is another good choice for a ...

Japanese Holly (Ilex crenata): A native of Japan ... weeping small tree, and dwarf shrub. Dwarf yaupon is the most common dwarf shrub in the South. This unique holly species has small, spineless ...

Also look for small camellia sasanqua, dwarf pomegranate, box, yaupon holly, wisteria, aralia and dwarf Japanese holly. Upright ivy varieties are easily trained into little trees. Available only ...