National Plant Network Shamrock Holly Inkberry grows as a compact, rounded shrub and thrives in moist locations. Its greenish-white flowers open in spring, and if pollinated, mature to black, pea-sized berries that feed the local bird population. An ideal shrub for the bird-watcher's garden and planting sites near ponds and streams, the Shamrock common holly plant thrives for years and tolerates shade, air pollution, and wet soil. Excellent as an informal hedge or eye-catching topiary, it resists deer and rabbits and maintains an attractive shape with little pruning or other holly plant care.

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