A cute little holly.
This holly variety has a dense, well-branched shape and is slow-growing.
It is a male forn (no fruit), the white flowers in spring are of no decorative interest but are useful for the pollination of other varieties.
The dense, oval, spiky foliage is dark green and sometimes turns purple in winter.
It is resistant to the cold.
MAGICAL® Little Rascal can be planted in beds or solitary. Its naturally rounded shape is very suitable for contemporary landscaped areas, notably in small gardens to which it adds a permanent plant structure. It can also form a low hedge or a border for beds. It is also suitable for pots.
Ilex x meservae MAGICAL® Little Rascal 'Mondo'
A cute little holly.
This holly variety has a dense, well-branched shape and is slow-growing.
It is a male forn (no fruit), the white flowers in spring are of no decorative interest but are useful for the pollination of other varieties.
The dense, oval, spiky foliage is dark green and sometimes turns purple in winter.
It is resistant to the cold.
MAGICAL® Little Rascal can be planted in beds or solitary. Its naturally rounded shape is very suitable for contemporary landscaped areas, notably in small gardens to which it adds a permanent plant structure. It can also form a low hedge or a border for beds. It is also suitable for pots.
Plant details
- Position
- Sunny, partial-shade
- Habit
- compact,arrondi,ramifié
- Hardiness
- hardy (-25°C)
- Foliage
- evergreen
- Flowering period
- spring
- Flowering colour
- white
- Fruits
- Pas de fruits, forme mâle.
Selected by :
Rosendo Avila
Protection :
Registered trademark, propagation without license is strictly forbidden
Licensed propagators
(wholesale)
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Garden Tips
Use :
MAGICAL® Little Rascal can be planted as a mass or isolated plant. It can also be used as a low hedge or a border. It is well suited to pots.
Type of soil :
Fresh, well drained, rich and rather acid, fears lime (turns yellow).
Care :
No particular nurturing necessary. To shape the plant, prune at the end of winter, after the hard frosts.