Ilex opaca 'Carolina #2' ~ Carolina #2 American Holly purple-bloom Delphinium - Flickr - Cornelia

Delphinium - Flickr - Cornelia Kopp

New Gold Lantana Flower Digon3

The heavy clusters of soft pink flowers bloom first in spring then again in fall before giving way to blue-black berries

Trees/Shrubs in the Landscape bed: distribute 1/2 cup of NutriStar evenly over 10 square feet of surface area around the tree(s)/shrub(s)

Image: Crusier

Ilex opaca 'Carolina #2' ~ Carolina #2 American Holly purple-bloom Delphinium - Flickr - CorneliaCarolina #2 American Holly is a large native evergreen shrub with a narrow upright pyramidal habit known for its dark green color and heavy berry production. If pollinated, the clusters of inconspicuous creamy white flowers in spring give way to red fruits in fall which lasts through winter. Best density and fruit production in full sun and moist, slightly acidic well drained soils. Type: Shrub Origins: Southeast N. America; GA Native Height: 20' 40'