Steeds Holly Carya illinoinensis The fire nandina will keep

The fire nandina will keep its brilliant shades of red colors through winter

The tiny fruit from the Nellie Stevens Holly shrub are not for human consumption

The purple leaf weeping redbud prefers well-draining soil that is slightly acidic

Cutting back too aggressively or at the wrong time removes the buds that would have produced summer and fall flowers

Steeds Holly Carya illinoinensis The fire nandina will keepIlex Crenata Steeds Holly Is The Best Privacy Hedge for Suburban Landscapes A classy evergreen shrub that invites native birds to your landscape Thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 9 Extremely cold hardy, can survive down to 0 Farehnehit Natural upright growth habit, minimal pruning needed! Deer resistant so your hedge stays intact Attract native birds with winter berries for natural wildlife appeal Great growth rate or 6 12 inches per year The Ilex