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Winterberry (Ilex verticillata) is a native holly of the Northeast that drops its leaves entirely, leaving bare branches studded with bright red berries. The berries hold through the cold, feeding the birds that stay in the northeast throughout winter. The striking red against a landscape of grey and brown is like a beacon for birds in Acadia.
Printed on cotton rag, museum grade — 8×12
50 available
Winterberry (Ilex verticillata) is a native holly of the Northeast that drops its leaves entirely, leaving bare branches studded with bright red berries. The berries hold through the cold, feeding the birds that stay in the northeast throughout winter. The striking red against a landscape of grey and brown is like a beacon for birds in Acadia.
Printed on cotton rag, museum grade — 8×12
50 available