Touch of Gold® Holly
Bright Golden Foliage with Year-Round Appeal.
Touch of Gold® Holly is a compact evergreen shrub grown for its small golden-variegated leaves and cheerful year-round color. The foliage glows chartreuse to golden yellow, bringing brightness to foundation beds, mixed borders, containers, and low hedges. Unlike flowering shrubs that offer a shorter seasonal display, this dwarf holly delivers color and structure year-round, making it especially useful where the landscape needs a polished evergreen anchor.
A Dwarf Japanese Holly with a Dense, Rounded Habit.
This golden Japanese holly forms a naturally dense, rounded mound that stays low and broad at maturity. Its small leaves and compact growth give it a refined texture that works well in formal and informal landscapes. Use Touch of Gold® Holly as a low hedge, edging shrub, foundation accent, mass planting, container specimen, or colorful substitute for traditional green boxwood-style shrubs.
A Colorful Evergreen for Small-Space Planting Designs.
Touch of Gold® Holly matures at about 2 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide, making it easy to fit into tight garden spaces, front-of-border plantings, and low-maintenance curb appeal designs. Its spreading mound can soften hard edges along walkways and patios while adding a bright golden highlight near darker evergreens, blue conifers, burgundy foliage plants, ornamental grasses, and flowering shrubs.
Low-Maintenance Performance in Sun or Part Shade.
Touch of Gold® Holly grows best in full sun to part shade and develops its brightest golden color with good light. In hotter climates, afternoon shade can help reduce stress while still allowing the plant to hold attractive color. Plant it in moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil, and avoid planting in areas where water sits around the roots. Once established, this holly is relatively drought tolerant and requires only light pruning to maintain its shape, if desired.
Deer-Resistant Structure for Foundation Beds and Containers.
This compact holly is a strong choice for deer-prone landscapes because its evergreen foliage is generally less appealing to deer than that of many softer shrubs. It also has good pest and disease resistance when planted in the right conditions. Use Touch of Gold® Holly where you want dependable structure, golden foliage, and year-round curb appeal without the frequent trimming required by many formal hedge plants.
Bright Golden Foliage with Year-Round Appeal.
Touch of Gold® Holly is a compact evergreen shrub grown for its small golden-variegated leaves and cheerful year-round color. The foliage glows chartreuse to golden yellow, bringing brightness to foundation beds, mixed borders, containers, and low hedges. Unlike flowering shrubs that offer a shorter seasonal display, this dwarf holly delivers color and structure year-round, making it especially useful where the landscape needs a polished evergreen anchor.
A Dwarf Japanese Holly with a Dense, Rounded Habit.
This golden Japanese holly forms a naturally dense, rounded mound that stays low and broad at maturity. Its small leaves and compact growth give it a refined texture that works well in formal and informal landscapes. Use Touch of Gold® Holly as a low hedge, edging shrub, foundation accent, mass planting, container specimen, or colorful substitute for traditional green boxwood-style shrubs.
A Colorful Evergreen for Small-Space Planting Designs.
Touch of Gold® Holly matures at about 2 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide, making it easy to fit into tight garden spaces, front-of-border plantings, and low-maintenance curb appeal designs. Its spreading mound can soften hard edges along walkways and patios while adding a bright golden highlight near darker evergreens, blue conifers, burgundy foliage plants, ornamental grasses, and flowering shrubs.
Low-Maintenance Performance in Sun or Part Shade.
Touch of Gold® Holly grows best in full sun to part shade and develops its brightest golden color with good light. In hotter climates, afternoon shade can help reduce stress while still allowing the plant to hold attractive color. Plant it in moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil, and avoid planting in areas where water sits around the roots. Once established, this holly is relatively drought tolerant and requires only light pruning to maintain its shape, if desired.
Deer-Resistant Structure for Foundation Beds and Containers.
This compact holly is a strong choice for deer-prone landscapes because its evergreen foliage is generally less appealing to deer than that of many softer shrubs. It also has good pest and disease resistance when planted in the right conditions. Use Touch of Gold® Holly where you want dependable structure, golden foliage, and year-round curb appeal without the frequent trimming required by many formal hedge plants.
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Bright Golden Foliage with Year-Round Appeal.
Touch of Gold® Holly is a compact evergreen shrub grown for its small golden-variegated leaves and cheerful year-round color. The foliage glows chartreuse to golden yellow, bringing brightness to foundation beds, mixed borders, containers, and low hedges. Unlike flowering shrubs that offer a shorter seasonal display, this dwarf holly delivers color and structure year-round, making it especially useful where the landscape needs a polished evergreen anchor.
A Dwarf Japanese Holly with a Dense, Rounded Habit.
This golden Japanese holly forms a naturally dense, rounded mound that stays low and broad at maturity. Its small leaves and compact growth give it a refined texture that works well in formal and informal landscapes. Use Touch of Gold® Holly as a low hedge, edging shrub, foundation accent, mass planting, container specimen, or colorful substitute for traditional green boxwood-style shrubs.
A Colorful Evergreen for Small-Space Planting Designs.
Touch of Gold® Holly matures at about 2 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide, making it easy to fit into tight garden spaces, front-of-border plantings, and low-maintenance curb appeal designs. Its spreading mound can soften hard edges along walkways and patios while adding a bright golden highlight near darker evergreens, blue conifers, burgundy foliage plants, ornamental grasses, and flowering shrubs.
Low-Maintenance Performance in Sun or Part Shade.
Touch of Gold® Holly grows best in full sun to part shade and develops its brightest golden color with good light. In hotter climates, afternoon shade can help reduce stress while still allowing the plant to hold attractive color. Plant it in moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil, and avoid planting in areas where water sits around the roots. Once established, this holly is relatively drought tolerant and requires only light pruning to maintain its shape, if desired.
Deer-Resistant Structure for Foundation Beds and Containers.
This compact holly is a strong choice for deer-prone landscapes because its evergreen foliage is generally less appealing to deer than that of many softer shrubs. It also has good pest and disease resistance when planted in the right conditions. Use Touch of Gold® Holly where you want dependable structure, golden foliage, and year-round curb appeal without the frequent trimming required by many formal hedge plants.
