Among the hardiest of the hollies hailing from northern Japan. ‘Blue Stallion’ has a true holly look in a dense, bushy plant with purple stems and extremely dark green foliage. Leaves are small, glossy, with entire margins. Needs rich, slightly […]

Among the hardiest of the hollies hailing from northern Japan. ‘Blue Prince’ has a true holly look in a dense and broad, pyramidal form. This male form produces abundant pollen, purple stems and extremely bright green foliage. Leaves are small, […]

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 […]

‘Blue Boy’ is among the hardiest of the hollies hailing from northern Japan. A true holly look in a dense, bushy plant, 10 to 15 feet high, with purpish-green stems and extremely dark green-blue foliage. Leaves are small, glossy and […]

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. […]

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, 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, compact, rounded, 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. Like ‘Compacta’ this 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. Displays good cold tolerance.

Dense, evergreen shrub with dark green, 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. Native to eastern North America.