A Suningive Holly -- more red than green.

January 9, 2012

 January 9, 2012

Click Here to learn about Elizabeth White's interest in Holly and whether this tree could be the variety called the Betsy.

Elizabeth C. White Found Holly Trees in the Wild that were Different from what we might expect!

December 3, 2011
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Click Here for the Holly Study website

American Holly can be found growing throughout Whitesbog Village

November 27, 2011
Elizabeth C. White collected American Holly varieties throughout New Jersey and from other states along the Atlantic Coast. She grew American Holly at Whitesbog for fifty years to sell to gardners through the Conservation Nursery based at Whitesbog. Five years before her death at 83, she established Holly Haven a nursery that specialized in selling Holly propagated from varieties she selected from the wild.


Click Here to Read more about Elizabeth C. White's interest in this beautiful plant in the article Holly Haven Inc.

The Restored Mechanic's Garage at Whitesbog

AFTER the RESTORATION

November 27, 2011
BEFORE the RESTORATION Click Here.

Holly Haven Inc.

2007 NJ DEP imap aerial photograph of where Holly Haven Inc. once operated. The picture shows Route 70 westerly direction is on the left side of the image. Several miles down east Route 70 takes you to Lakehurst Road. Holly Haven once occupied the north side of Route 70.

Views of Fenwick Manor in New Lisbon, New Jersey

A large Holly tree is growing to the right of Fenwick Manor.

Click Here for Fenwick's Royal Ancestry.

The only remaining building from Holly Haven Inc. is a pumphouse painted white on Route 70.

Fenwick Hall

43 Elizabeth Street, Pemberton Borough, Burlington County, New Jersey

A large Holly tree behind Fenwick Hall

Click Here for a little history on Fenwick Hall

Holly Haven Inc. and Elizabeth C. White

Click Here to read article on Holly Haven Inc.


Second article on Holly