Winter Red Winterberry
Tagged as: Deciduous Shrubs, Intermediate Sized
Botanical Name: Ilex verticillata 'Winter Red'
Common Name: Winter Red Winterberry
Updated 10/2012
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Height: 6-8' Spread: 6-8' Habit/Form: Rounded Growth Rate: Slow Zone: 4-9
Cultural Requirements: Sun to part shade; prefers moist (to wet) acidic soil. Tolerant of flooded area for extended periods of time.
Ornamental Characteristics: Dark green leaves; abundant, large, persistent red fruits. Requires male and female plants for fruit set.
Uses in the Landscape: Use in a shrub border or mixed border.
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