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The Holly Berry Nice, 'Ilex v. 'Berry Nice', a Proven Winners selection, is a new selection with superior fruit set and berry retention. Berry Nice produces copious amounts of bright red berries to be enjoyed in both the fall and winter. Use these berries in in floral arrangements and other winter decorations. Brighten up the winter landscape by planting or massing these colorful plants. This plant also has improved mildew resistance. Berry Nice is very adaptable to wet soils. It will perform well in swampy and boggy areas. Prune this plant in late winter or early spring. The only pruning necessary is for dead or broken branches. In the landscape, use in groupings, mass plantings, shrub borders, screens, and hedges. Zones 3-9 Use Jim Dandy holly as a pollinator for the Berry Nice!


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