Among the hardiest of the hollies hailing from northern Japan. ‘Blue Princess’ has a true holly look in a dense, broad and shrubby plant, reaching 15 feet high by 10 feet wide. It has very abundant dark red berries, purple […]

‘Blue Maid’ is among the hardiest of the hollies hailing from northern Japan. A true holly look in a dense, broad shrub with a pyramidal form, up to 15 feet high, with abundant red berries, purple stems and extremely dark […]

Among the hardiest of the hollies hailing from northern Japan. ‘Blue Girl’ has a true holly look in a dense, shrubby, upright, pyramidal outline, with bright red berries, purple stems and extremely dark green foliage. Leaves are small, glossy and […]

Among the hardiest of the hollies hailing from northern Japan. A true holly look in a dense, bushy plant with glossy red berries, purple stems, and extremely dark blue-green foliage. Leaves are small, glossy and spiny. Needs rich, slightly acidic […]

Attractive, large growing, pyramidal evergreen shrub with large, glossy, dark green, finely-toothed leaves. Tiny, yellow-green flowers in summer. Dense clusters of orange-red berries contrast beautifully with foliage. Outstanding for specimen or background use. Does well in shade. Resembles a magnolia. […]

Dense, compact, evergreen shrub with dark green, lustrous leaves, 1 to 2 inches long, turning plum-purple in winter. Females produce small black berries in fall. ‘Steed’ is a male with a pyramidal form. Grows to about 4 to 5 feet […]

Dense, compact, evergreen shrub with lustrous dark green, small, flat, lustrous leaves, 1 to 2 inches long, turning plum-purple in winter. Females produce small black berries in fall. Good substitution for boxwood when soil is poorly drained. Slow-growing cultivar.

Dense, evergreen shrub with dark green, obovate, lustrous leaves, 1 to 2 inches long, turning plum-purple in winter. Females produce small, black berries in fall. Good substitution for boxwood when soil is poorly drained.

Dense, evergreen shrub with dark green, obovate, lustrous leaves, 1 to 2 inches long, turning plum-purple in winter. Females produce small, black berries in fall. Good substitution for boxwood when soil is poorly drained.

A dwarf, female clone with tighter branching and foliage than the species. Dense, evergreen shrub with dark green leaves, may become leggy at its base. It’s lustrous leaves are 1 to 2 inches long, turning plum-purple in winter. Females produce […]