There are a great many holly choices, but some are better than others. Here are the best of this group of excellent evergreen shrubs and trees. Dwarf yaupon holly has small, soft, spineless leaves.

For a smaller holly that deer do not eat, select the dwarf yaupon holly. They produce a slow-growing round crown that eventually reaches 5 feet tall. The leaves are smaller and duller green than ...

These are cultivars of our native yaupon holly Ilex vomitoria ... yaupon hollies available in local nurseries, ranging from dwarf varieties to small trees. Starting with the dwarf varieties ...

Chances are good that there will be a male holly within the appropriate distance in the wild to take care of the pollination. Most dwarf holly ... such as the weeping yaupon holly.

More than likely, this is possumhaw or deciduous holly. Yaupon, the more commonly found holly, grows at the edge of woodlands and it too is loaded with berries in late fall and winter. Like all ...