Converse of object

• include: Popular food plants include holly, ivy, cabbage, nasturtium, honesty, long grasses, cuckoo flower, blackthorn.

• have: They would have holly all around the room including hanging from the ceiling and they had lots of colors of ribbons.

• cut: There is a local tradition of gathering and storing birch twigs for winter fodder, and cutting fresh holly for winter feed.

• do: So did the holly and lights on the mirror.

• berry: There's a monkey puzzle tree in the field on your left and a yellow berried holly on the right.

Adjective modifier

• green: My team of rats came rattling back With fifty bright guineas and an empty sack And a bunch of green holly and ivy.

• common: They are good, upright dense bushes with slightly smaller leaves than common holly.

• prickly: It isn't a good idea to plant prickly holly among your flower borders.

• evergreen: Yew and juniper, and the broadleaved evergreen holly are best grown in containers, and planted out when 2-3 years old.

• English: In time this English holly forms a tall conical tree - making a majestic, evergreen specimen plant for large gardens or parks.

Modifies a noun

• aquifolium: Hazel Corylus avellana and holly Ilex aquifolium often form a distinct shrub layer.

• ilex: Hazel Corylus avellana and holly Ilex aquifolium often form a distinct shrub layer.

• wreath: The incident in question related to a holly wreath on a Stromness property being set alight.

• bush: Or, how about the sound of a holly bush scraping past the players jacket.

• berry: The red holly berries represent the blood shed by him.

• hedge: Now go into the Alpine Garden hidden behind the holly hedge.

Noun used with modifier

• sea: The rich blues of the globe thistle and sea holly against the bold yellow of the yarrow is a sight to behold.