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Holly Possum Haw 'Warren's Red

Ilex decidua 'Warren's Red'(Evergreens)

When you pass by a Possum Haw holly after its red and yellow berries appear, you'll do a double-take!
The gray branches, when laden with berries, make a portrait against the sky or its backdrop. The colorful berries last throughout winter unless eaten by birds who love the fruit--a perfect situation for bird watchers.

	Splendid winter interest
	Attractive to birds
	Yellow leaf color in fall followed by bright red berries
	Pest resistant

Item	Size
482	15 gallon

Height 20-30 Feet

Spread 15-20 Feet

Growing & Maintenance Tips Plant anywhere you would plant a crapemyrtle--prefers sun to partial sun and requires consistently moist soil. For better berries, do not let dry out between waterings. Fertilize hollies in April and August.

Interesting Notes Needs a male pollinator--one male plant for every 20 female.

USDA Hardiness Zone 5 - 9

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