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 ...

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 ...

These attractive, mounded, evergreen shrubs feature clusters of fragrant white flowers followed by a stunning winter display of hollylike red berries at the branch tips. Make room for a male plant ...

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.

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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 ...

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.

Hollies are one of the plants associated with Christmas. Their dark, evergreen leaves and bright, red berries fit in with the Christmas season — but what if your hollies never produce berries?

hen I told others of my hope to find beautiful fall color in Washington–dubbed the Evergreen State for a ... a bush-like tree with clusters of bright red berries, had turned muted yellow in ...