Inkberry, Shamrock

Inkberry Shamrock HollyIlex glabra 'Shamrock' Height: Typically 3–4 feet tall in Michigan’s cooler climateSpread: Approximately 3–4 feet wideSpacing: Plant 3–4 feet apart for a uniform, dense displayGrowth Rate: Slow DescriptionInkberry Shamrock Holly adds a striking, modern accent to your landscape with its compact, evergreen form and uniquely textured, shamrock-shaped foliage. Its glossy, dark green leaves create a neat, dense shrub ideally scaled for Michigan’s cooler conditions. In spring, subtle white blooms emerge, and as the season shifts to fall and winter, the plant produces small, nearly black ornamental berries that provide a captivating contrast. Perfect for low hedges, borders, or container plantings, this holly is highly deer resistant and requires minimal upkeep, making it a reliable choice for year‐round appeal. General Care Sunlight: Thrives in full sun to partial sun Watering: Water regularly after planting to establish a deep root system; once established, needs l