winterberry

I'll have the rest melted down and shaped into winterberry skewers.

Winterberry opened up with her guns and assisted in bringing down two of the three raiders.

It shows off the winterberry's brilliant red fruit display.

"This winterberry is doing simply wonderfully, even though it's competing with that red maple," she said.

Several cultivars of winterberry are now available through nurseries and garden centers.

These trees are common in the shrub layer, along with others, including blueberries and winterberry.

For dramatic winter beauty, nothing could be better than the deciduous native holly, winterberry.

Winterberry opened fire, but the enemy succeeded in crashing into one of the attack transports.

One holly that deserves more garden space is the hardy winterberry, I. verticillata.

Although wet acidic soils are optimal, the winterberry will grow well in the average garden.

Possibly the most colorful holly is the deciduous I. verticillata or winterberry.

A particular favorite is the native winterberry, Ilex verticillata.

This is especially true of a native hardy holly, Ilex verticillata, the winterberry.

Another is the native smooth winterberry (I. laevigata), which grows in swampy places.

From the woods I gathered crab apple, winterberry, and swamp maple that looked promising.

Another fine winterberry is Red Sprite, which grows to a neat tailored size.

They braked their sleds, drew them behind some winterberry bushes, as a wind shield.

The shrub layer included buttonbush, winterberry, poison ivy, wild rose.

One native holly that has been heralded highly as a landscape plant is winterberry (I. verticillata).

Some birds waited their turn perched on an arbor covered with trumpet vine and surrounded by winterberry.

Catching Elyas' arm, he pulled him to a stop beneath a winterberry tree, its prickly leaves still mostly green.

He leaned left, then right, and stabbed the barbed tip straight through the winterberry with a pop of purple juice.

Behind winterberry brambles; a natural shield of thorns.

This used to take quite some time because common winter birds like jays, chickadees and titmice do not care for winterberry.

The best answer is to grow your own winterberry, save some branches for yourself and divide the rest between your friends and the birds.