28K views · 749 reactions | How do they do it? Ilex verticillata is harvested in the beginning of October, than 6 weeks under dark plastic. After that, the leaves are falling off and you see the beautiful berries! Extra quality from this grower available at Barendsen. | Peter van Delft | Facebook

4K views · 267 reactions | These Ilex verticillata are harvested last week, the leaves are still on it, another week under the warm and dark blanket and the leaves fall off. Then they are ready to go to your Christmas decoration. Story about grower Emiel de Jong, Ilex Verticillata next week on Thursd.com! Thursd. #ilex #ilexverticillata #christmas #fyp #advent @volgers | Peter van Delft | Facebook

Meet our Holiday plant of the week: Winterberry (Ilex verticillata) is a deciduous holly plant known for its vibrant red berries that persist throughout the winter. This native North American shrub is popular for its ornamental value during the colder months, offering a burst of color when other plants are dormant. The berries are a valuable food source for birds during the winter season. | Cheekwood

Skimmia reevesiana japonica❣️ Gaultheria procumbens big berry ♥️ Ilex verticillata ιλεξ ♦️ Salix caprea “Kilmarnock” Σαλιξ ❄️ 🛒 http://www.sanopwleio.gr/ 📞 2108141457 📍Άνοιξη Αττικής, Λεωφόρος Μαραθώνος 92, Sanopwleio (gps) #plants #christmas #garden #plantslover #home | Sanopwleio