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Broad, toothed foliage that is sprinkled with red berries in winter are highlights of the Satyr Hill American holly. This cultivar originated as a volunteer seedling selected by Stewart McLean in Towson, Maryland. This impressive tree develops a dense, upright pyramidal habit and boasts deep olive-green foliage with a faint satin gloss.
Excellent selection with bright red berries, dark glossy foliage, vigorous growth and branching habit on a compact, narrow, pyramidal form. Thrives in damp soil; native to swampy and boggy areas. Great for borders, screens, hedges, foundation plantings. Plant with Ilex Castle Wall™ for good berry production.
A profusion of bright red berries fall through winter. Plant Blue Prince male holly as a pollenizer, for good berry set. Displays dense, blue green foliage on purple stems. Excellent hedge or foundation shrub. Evergreen.
Ilex glabra, commonly called inkberry or gallberry, is a slow-growing, upright-rounded, stoloniferous, broadleaf evergreen shrub in the holly family. It typically matures to 5-8’ tall, and can spread by root suckers to form colonies. ‘Shamrock’ is a compact rounded cultivar that grows 3-4′ tall and suckers less than the species.
An easy to grow, densely branched evergreen shrub with an interesting pyramidal form. Lustrous dark green foliage adds color to the landscape year-round. Black berries last all winter on female plants. A shapely hedge or foundation plant. Evergreen.
An exceptional naturally dwarf evergreen shrub with a compact, rounded shape, ideal for massing and garden detail use, tiny leaves add aesthetic value, takes pruning very well; does best in evenly moist, acidic soils
A low, wide growing, densely branched evergreen shrub with slightly convex light green foliage that resembles boxwood; a lovely choice for use in shrub borders, as a low hedge or massed in the landscape; protect from winter sun and winds
A dense, mounded, evergreen shrub with soft-textured, glossy green leaves that have an interesting silver mid-vein. Works wonderfully when planted in borders, as an accent, or along walkways. Black berries last all winter for cool season interest.
Japanese holly is a dense, slow-growing, broadleaf evergreen shrub native to northeast Asia. The female cultivar ‘Hetzii’ grows relatively rapidly into a broad rounded medium-sized shrub. The shiny dark green leaves – resembling those of boxwood – are not as small as those of most other Japanese hollies. Neither the white spring flowers nor the black berries that follow are ornamentally significant.
Little pruning is necessary to produce or maintain the dense globular form. In spring, the young stems are purple and mature foliage holds its glossy green color all year. Small black fruit that hangs on throughout the winter. Evergreen.
Lustrous black berries are attractive to birds which feed on them in fall. Excellent carefree shrub for even green background that can be sheared for a formal appearance. Makes a good medium height privacy or wind screen hedge. Evergreen.
The narrow, columnar form is perfect for small areas. Dark green foliage stays neat year-round, often sporting small purple berries in fall. Outstanding evergreen for vertical accent, entryways or privacy screening. The leaves lack sharp points, making it ideal for decks and patios. Makes an elegant, formal statement in large containers. Evergreen.