🌿 Evergreen & easy-care: The Ilex crenata 'Jenny' is a robust, evergreen plant with fine, glossy leaves – ideal for structured garden areas and beautifully shaped hedges. 🏡 Perfect boxwood alternative: Unlike boxwood, the Japanese holly is resistant to fungal and moth infestations, making it a long-lasting and healthy choice for the garden. ❄️ Hardy & pruning-friendly: This plant stays green all year round and withstands frost, wind, and rain excellently. It can be pruned into shape multiple times a year. 🌸 Ornamental & bird food: In summer, Ilex crenata 'Jenny' produces small white flowers, which develop into decorative black berries in autumn – a magnet for birds in winter. ✂️ Beautifully cultivated: Already delivered in an attractive pyramid shape – a real highlight in beds, containers, or as an elegant standalone on balconies and terraces. 📏 Delivery size: Two strong plants, each approximately 55–65cm high (including pot), in a Ø21cm cultivation pot – ready to plant and securely packaged. The Ilex crenata 'Jenny', also known as Japanese holly, is the perfect alternative to the classic boxwood. This variety is evergreen, easy to care for, shape-retaining, and resistant to boxwood diseases such as fungal or moth infestations. Its dense, compact growth with small, glossy leaves makes it an ideal plant for hedges, border edging, or topiary. The 'Jenny' variety is particularly popular because it grows very evenly and is excellently pruning-friendly. In summer, the plant displays fine white flowers, which turn into small black berries in autumn – a valuable food source for birds. As an evergreen plant, the Ilex crenata 'Jenny' provides structure and color in the garden all year round. The Japanese holly prefers a sunny to partially shaded location and thrives in almost any well-drained garden soil. For an even, dense shape, it is recommended to prune two to three times a year, preferably between May and September. Due to its hardiness and versatility, the Ilex crenata 'Jenny' is ideal for hedges, topiary, individual plantings, or containers on balconies and terraces.