'Jim Dandy' is a male plant and is generally grown only as a pollinator for certain female winterberry cultivars. One 'Jim Dandy' will generally be sufficient for pollinating 9-10 female plants.

 A dense, evergreen shrub with an upright, pyramidal growth habit. It has distinctive oak leaf-shaped leaves. Small, creamy yellow/white, slightly fragrant flowers bloom in clusters from the leaf axils in spring

Selected for its compact habit and glistening, bright green new foliage, this dwarf female holly makes an excellent hedge or border plant. The dense twiggy habit displays an abundance of black berries through winter, accenting the evergreen foliage. Requires a male inkberry for berry set.

 A dense, multi-branched, evergreen shrub with a rounded form that typically matures to 5-10’ tall and as wide. 

This evergreen naturally grows as a broadly rounded mound, and keeps its leaves all the way to the ground for the lush, dense look you love. 

An extremely hardy late-blooming male holly with dense, rich green foliage on an upright, rounded form. It does not set fruit but serves as an excellent pollenizer for late-flowering female southern hollies, such as Sparkleberry, Winter Red, and Winter Gold. Plant one male for every five female plants. A wonderful background shrub. Deciduous.

Small white blooms produce bright red fruit in fall, providing vivid winter color on bare stems. Plant a late-blooming male pollenizer such as Southern Gentleman Winterberry nearby for berry production. Use as foundation color or in the back of a border for seasonal interest. An ideal natural hedge plant with an upright habit. 

A profusion of bright red berries on this hardy deciduous shrub will brighten the winter landscape and provide food for overwintering birds. Use as foundation color, for a natural hedge, or in a shrub border for seasonal interest. An early-flowering male pollenizer such as Jim Dandy Winterberry is required for berry set.

This fine holly is the male pollinator for China Girl.  Use 1 male for up to 5 females.  Can be planted several hundred feet away and still pollinate the females.  Fine evergreen for shadier areas.

Self-pollinating combination of I. x meservae ‘Blue Prince’ and ‘Blue Princess’. Berries emerge in fall, and persist through winter. Pyramidal to upright form.

An evergreen holly that tolerates heat and shows reliable zone winter hardiness. Best sited in full sun to part shade with a well drained slightly acidic soil. Cross pollination aides fruit production, but not needed.

Brilliant red-purple fall foliage color lasts into winter to make this a standout in the landscape. Slender clusters of fragrant white flowers add to the multi-seasonal show from this award winning plant. Thrives in the dappled sunlight under the canopy of larger trees and in natural woodland settings.

Sweetspire is a southeastern native that grows in moist, wet areas, as well as upland sites. Grown for the long, drooping clusters of white, fragrant flowers in spring and the kaleidoscope of orange, red, yellow fall color.