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Plant of the Month: Holly


There are hundreds of species of Holly but the English Holly is our most common


native evergreen and is often found among ancient oaks or as a marker in hedges indicating a boundary.


A species that is commonly used for


decorations during the Christmas season, holly has been used for centuries as part of pagan celebrations in the winter.


Plants are characterised by glossy dark green leaves, many with spiky leaves, and once pollinated by insects, female fl owers


develop into red berries which remain throughout winter.


Holly shrubs are best planted in spring before they begin growing, in full sun. Choose your location carefully as Hollies can grow from 5-60ft tall dependent on the variety. They respond well to pruning though – use the cuttings in the holiday season to decorate your home!


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