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…Sprite' is a compact winterberry holly with glossy foliage and impressive fruit set. Branches may be cut for arrangements but this plant's dwarf habit makes it less suited to cutting than larger plants. For berries on this female selection, a male pollinator is required; use 'Jim Dandy' or Mr. Poppins®…

…is the yellow-berried form of the popular 'Winter Red' winterberry holly. The gold berries are a nice mix with the red fruit of other varieties, and make very nice cut branches. For berries on this female selection, a male pollinator is required; use 'Southern Gentleman' winterberry holly. Fruit is not…

Excellent fruit retention. Berry Nice® winterberry holly produces copious amounts of bright red berries to be enjoyed in fall and winter. It has superior fruit set and retention. For berries on this female selection, a male pollinator is required; use Mr. Poppins® winterberry holly. Fruit is not edible.

Male pollinator for the Little Goblin® winterberry holly series. Little Goblin® Guy is the ideal mate for an abundant crop of fruit on any of the female Little Goblin® winterberry hollies. Note: this male cultivar will not bear fruit but is essential for pollinating female varieties.

Red-orange fruit in fall makes 'Afterglow' winterberry holly different than others. It must be planted near a male pollinator like 'Jim Dandy' to produce fruit. This variety has a compact rounded habit. Missouri Botanical Garden Plant of Merit.

A popular red-berried variety selected for the commercial floral market for its heavy fruiting. For berries on this female selection, a male pollinator is required; use 'Jim Dandy' or Mr. Poppins® winterberry holly. Fruit is not edible.

…plant. Little Goblin® Red winterberry is a tetraploid selection, which ensures extra big and abundant red berries on a dwarf plant. Its compact size makes it ideal for residential landscapes. For berries on this female selection, a male pollinator is required; use Little Goblin® Guy winterberry holly. Fruit is not…

Great name, great plant: 'Sparkleberry' hybrid winterberry is a vigorous, upright selection with persistent red fruit. For berries on this female selection, 'Apollo' is required as a male pollinator. Fruit is not edible.

…landscape with Berry Heavy® winterberry holly. This North American native shrub produces copious amounts of bright red berries to be enjoyed in fall and winter. The berries are not edible for humans, but birds will happily scoop them up when they soften in winter. Berry Heavy® winterberry holly attracts an…

Mr. Poppins® is a compact male selection, the ideal pollinator for Berry Poppins® and other early winterberry holly. Space-saving dwarf variety allows it to be tucked away in the landscape. Note: this male cultivar will not bear fruit but is essential for pollinating female varieties.

…plant. Little Goblin® Orange winterberry holly is early flowering and therefore early fruiting, with abundant bright orange berries on a waist-high plant. Its compact habit makes it ideal for residential landscapes and mass plantings at commercial sites. Developed by Dr. Thomas Ranney of NCSU. For berries on this female selection,…

…Berry Heavy® Gold, the winterberry with the biggest, brightest gold fruit yet. You will treasure this long-time staff favorite for gardens, mass plantings, or as a cut branch. Selected by the late, great plantsman and conservationist Fred Case of Saginaw, Michigan. For berries on this female selection, a male pollinator…

Winterberry is unmatched for winter interest, but many homeowners don't have room for a traditional variety. Enter Berry Poppins®: an excellent, heavy fruiting dwarf cultivar. Ideal for those who want bright winter color and fruit for cutting but don't have room for a conventional I. verticillata. It is heavier fruiting…

A selection from the Netherlands noted for holding its bright red berries longer than other cultivars. 'Oosterwijk' is a favorite of European cut flower growers. For berries on this female selection, a male pollinator is required; 'Southern Gentleman' is the typical recommendation. Fruit is not edible.