The Holly plant is a popular evergreen shrub or tree that belongs to the Ilex genus. It is native to regions in Europe, Asia and North America, and is known for its glossy, dark green leaves and bright red berries. Holly is an attractive ornamental plant and is often used for landscaping, especially during the winter months when its bright red berries stand out against the green foliage.

Holly plants are slow-growing and can reach a height of 15 to 30 feet, depending on the species. They have thick, leathery leaves that are spiny or toothed, and are oval in shape. The leaves can range in color from dark green to lighter shades of green, and some species of holly have variegated leaves with white or yellow stripes.

The Holly plant is also known for its colorful berries, which are produced in the fall and winter months. The berries are usually red, but can also be yellow, orange or black, depending on the species. They are a popular food source for wildlife, and provide a bright, festive touch to landscapes and gardens during the holiday season.

Holly plants are generally easy to care for and can thrive in a variety of soils and light conditions. They prefer well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade. Holly plants are relatively disease-resistant and can live for many years with proper care.

Narcissus plants have a bulb that is usually planted in the fall and produces a long stem topped with a trumpet-shaped flower in the spring. They come in a range of colors including yellow, white, orange, pink, and bi-colors. They have a strong, sweet fragrance and are often used in fragrant gardens and as cut flowers.

The leaves of the Narcissus plant are long, narrow, and strap-like, and are usually a bright green color. They appear along with the flowers in the spring and continue to grow throughout the summer, providing a backdrop of greenery for the plant. Narcissus plants are easy to care for and are well-suited to a variety of growing conditions, including well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade.