Winterberry (male) - Ilex verticillata 'male' NEW FOR 2025

Common Winterberry is a Wisconsin native deciduous holly that varies in size and is found growing in damp areas throughout much of the state. Abundant bright red fruits hug branches on the female plants from fall into winter, providing wildlife and birds much-needed nourishment. Plant in groups as both male and female plants are needed to produce fruit. Soil Type: Acidic Soil Conditions: Medium to wet Flower Color: Greenish-White Flower Time: April to June - Relatively inconspicuous, appearing in the leaf axils Height: 3-9 feet Width: 3-8 feet Light: Full Sun to Partial Shade Features: Rain garden, Attracts birds, Ornamental Berries, Winter Interest – Not pet safe Credits: Info and Photos – Johnson’s Nursery, Inc