Toyon (Heteromeles arbutifolia) — A large evergreen shrub or small tree with dark green leaves, small white flowers in early summer, and bright red berries in winter. • Hollyleaf cherry ...

Female trees produce an abundance of red berries but to do, they must be planted within range of a male pollinator. "This is a showy evergreen that has big berries and a slightly different growth ...

Red twig and yellow twig ... friend’s garden have grown into sizable evergreen shrubs but have yet to exhibit any sign of the plant’s signature berries. Lustrous green leaves they’ve got ...

Most people know hollies as pyramidal evergreen trees with stiff, prickly leaves and red berries from late fall into winter. That's a common type in central-Pennsylvania yards, but it's far from ...

These 3-4 inch tall lingonberry starter plants will quickly grow as evergreen ground cover plants, producing delightful red berries as seen in the image here. 'If you are looking for an evergreen ...

Berry color varies tremendously in shades from light yellow to orange, or red. Resistant to oak root fungus. Japanese holly (I. crenata): Evergreen shrub or small tree growing from 1 to 15 feet tall.

while evergreen, the leaves can be red-tinged in winter. In early summer there are terminal clusters of tiny white-to-pink flowers. Shiny red berries follow the flowers in fall and winter.

Here are the best of this group of excellent evergreen ... Generally no berries. Grows to 3 feet tall. Dwarf Burford holly has dark green leaves with a single spine. Large red berries in winter.

But nandina shows up regularly in area nurseries where sales folks tout the shrub for its tolerance to dry conditions, attractive upright shape, pleasing oval leaves and luscious red berries.