Ilex aquifolium 'Sadezam' | Santa's Delight Holly

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DESCRIPTION
Ilex aquifolium 'Sadezam' is an evergreen holly variety, known for its dense, glossy dark green foliage with a creamy white edge. This cultivar produces small white inconspicuous flowers in spring, followed by clusters of red berries in autumn, adding visual interest to gardens throughout the year. The berries are particularly noticeable, offering a splash of color against the dark leaves.

This variety was developed in Europe and is commonly used in ornamental landscaping, particularly for its ability to withstand a range of weather conditions. 'Sadezam' is prized for its compact growth habit and vibrant berry display, making it a popular choice for hedges or as a specimen plant in garden beds.

DESCRIPTION
Ilex aquifolium 'Sadezam' is an evergreen holly variety, known for its dense, glossy dark green foliage with a creamy white edge. This cultivar produces small white inconspicuous flowers in spring, followed by clusters of red berries in autumn, adding visual interest to gardens throughout the year. The berries are particularly noticeable, offering a splash of color against the dark leaves.

This variety was developed in Europe and is commonly used in ornamental landscaping, particularly for its ability to withstand a range of weather conditions. 'Sadezam' is prized for its compact growth habit and vibrant berry display, making it a popular choice for hedges or as a specimen plant in garden beds.

 

  • Family: Aquifoliaceae
    Height: Up to 12 feet
    Width: 6-8 feet
    Foliage Color: Deep glossy blue-green leaves with creamy white margins; new growth is raspberry red, and foliage can develop pink and red hues in the fall
    Flower Color: Inconspicuous
    Bloom Time: Spring
    Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade
    Water Requirements: Moderate
    Maintenance: Low; prune for shape anytime or in late winter
    Growing Zone: USDA Zones 6-9
    Wildlife Attractors: Bright red berries attract birds

    This plant can be seen in the Oregon Trial Garden at Monrovia.

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