American Holly (Ilex Opaca) Other Common Names: White Holly, Prickly Holly, Evergreen Holly, Christmas Holly, Yule Holly, Dune Holly, Hummock Holly Color: White flowers and red berries Planting Instructions: Seed Requirements: Seeds require warm stratification followed by cold stratification. Alternatively, they can be sown outdoors in spring for germination the following spring. Plant Details: Height: 15 - 25 feet or more Spacing: 15 - 20 feet apart Bloom Time: Flowers from May to June; berries from November to March Hardiness Zone: 5 - 9 Light Requirements: Sun to shade Soil Water Preferences: Average soil conditions Quantity: 40 Seeds Other Information: American Holly is a stunning evergreen that brings color to your landscape throughout the year. Its white flowers bloom in late spring, followed by bright red berries that persist into winter, providing an attractive food source for birds. This plant can thrive in a variety of light conditions, making it versatile for different garden settings. Please note that while American Holly is beautiful, its berries contain saponins, which are toxic to humans and pets—exercise caution and do not consume the berries.