English holly can reach 30 feet high and 15 feet wide, and because they require a male and female tree for pollination, you’ll need space for two if you want berries.

Why doesn't my holly tree have berries? While there are many different species of Ilex, or holly tree, perhaps the most prevalent is the common holly or Ilex aquifolium.This species is widespread ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - The berries on our American holly trees were very heavy this year. Millions of their little white flowers bloomed in May and the berries developed over the summer, mostly ...

Q: This year I had no berries on my holly bush; I thought the reason was that the female had been severely eaten by the deer (they did not touch my marigolds — thanks!). I mentioned the lack of ...

I’m not really one for bird watching normally. I can tell blue jays from redbirds, and I can spot crows, pigeons or the occasional hummingbird flying about. Oh, I’d probably know a peng… ...

Across much of Britain, bright red berries are already fruiting on holly trees and being picked off by grateful birds - several weeks early. The implication is that, by 25 December, there may be ...

DEAR JESSICA: We have holly trees with red berries in our yard. Our problem is that the robins are eating all the berries and making a disgusting mess in our yard! Any suggestions on how to keep ...

However, the arrival of holly berries traditionally heralds a harsh winter and the UK's holly trees are said to be teeming with the most bountiful supply of the bright-red berries for 70 years.

Just one sprig of holly with its glossy, serrated leaves and red berries can transport an arrangement from “any day” to “holiday.” But are holly berries poisonous to pets or children that ...

Keep holly berries out of reach and be alert when kids and pets are nearby. Make sure to clean up any fallen berries immediately. To be extra careful, ...