The English holly shrubs and trees in the Walled Garden are getting in the holiday spirit with their bright red berries!

A fountain of succulents graces the Garden House for the holiday season!

The Dwarf Pomegranate shrubs are providing seasonal color along the back of the House.

Look for the upswept violet and white blooms of Ivy-Leaved Cyclamen throughout the Woodland Garden. Some say the flowers look like butterflies in flight!

The drought-tolerant and perennial Mexican Marigold (Tagetes lemmonii) is a beauty in the Walled Garden with its cheery yellow blossoms in the colder months.

Hellebores bloom in winter and spring in shades of cream, pink, and green.

The name of the Camellia japonica 'Daikagura Red' means "Great Sacred Dance" in Japanese.

One of the season's earliest blooming camellias is the white Camellia sasanqua 'Narumi-Gata' variety in the Walled Garden.

Early narcissus are starting to peek up from the earth, like these paperwhites below the Northwest Terrace balustrade.

The structure of the magnificent Camperdown Elm is a site to behold in the winter! Filoli's trees are some of the largest specimens in North America of this contorted variety first discovered at the Camperdown estate in Scotland.

The variety of fall colors can be found on the leaves of wisteria all around the Garden.

The fan-shaped leaves of the ginkgo trees have turned a blazing golden yellow, bringing gorgeous fall color to the Garden.