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Ilex 'Conaf' - Conaf Holly

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Ilex 'Conaf' is a versatile choice for the discerning landscaper, well-regarded for its strong visual appeal and practical utility. Often known as the Conaf Holly, this evergreen shrub is a year-round visual delight with its rich, glossy dark green leaves complemented by clusters of vibrant red berries that emerge during the cooler months. Reaching an impressive size of 10-15 feet in both height and width, it presents itself as a formidable and robust decorative feature. What truly sets it apart is its dual usability. The Conaf Holly makes for a captivating standalone feature within any garden arrangement, and its dense leaf population creates an effective privacy screen or hedge boundary. Equally impressive is its adaptability; it thrives in diverse conditions, from full sun to partial shade, requiring moderate water usage and accommodating a range of soil types. The Conaf Holly is undoubtedly a durable and visually-impressive addition to any landscaping concept.

  • Size: 10-15 feet tall and wide
  • Berries: Produces clusters of red berries in cooler months
  • Foliage: Dark green, glossy leaves
  • Water usage: Moderate
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Privacy: Ideal for creating privacy screens or hedges
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