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Winter Red Winterberry will brighten your winter landscape. This low-maintenance shrub provides delightfully green foliage during the growing season. And when planted near Southern Gentleman, a male pollinator, it produces stunning red berries in late summer. You'll enjoy watching birds as they flock to your garden to enjoy the attractive red fruit. Plant Winter Red in an area with full sun to partial shade and watch it mature to a height of 6 ft. to 8 ft.

The Schilling Holly plant, also known as the Dwarf Yaupon Holly Shrub, is a favorite among gardeners. Ilex Schilling is used as a small hedge, border plant or foundation plant due to the dense rounded form it maintains. It gives off the impression of being professionally shaped without any formal cutting. The Ilex Schilling plant produces medium sized, dark green leaves with a small oval shape that has a reddish cast when plants are young. The branches are coated with silvery, gray bark. It is not a deciduous holly bush and the evergreen leaves will stay on the plant throughout the year. Small white flowers appear in spring on both female and male plants but are somewhat inconspicuous. After the flowers bloom, bright red berries appear on only female plants. Birds and other wildlife love the berries in early winter through spring. Salt tolerant and drought tolerant once established, the Schilling often forms into a thick, low-maintenance and uniformly green groundcover. Perfect for any seaside planting or mass planting.

The Schilling Holly plant, also known as the Dwarf Yaupon Holly Shrub, is a favorite among gardeners. Ilex Schilling is used as a small hedge, border plant, or foundation plant due to the dense rounded form it maintains. It gives off the impression of being professionally shaped without any formal cutting. The Ilex Schilling plant produces medium sized, dark green leaves with a small oval shape that has a reddish cast when plants are young. The branches are coated with silvery, gray bark. The Dwarf Yaupon is not a deciduous holly bush and the evergreen leaves will stay on the plant throughout the year.

Southern Gentleman Winterberry is ideal for adding some winter interest to the landscape. This is a male pollinator, which has small flowers in summer, and are necessary for female winterberry shrubs to produce berries. It's easy to grow and needs little maintenance, even in difficult growing areas. Looks gorgeous in a border and is dense enough to serve as a privacy hedge as it grows to its mature height of 6 ft. to 8 ft. It is deer resistant and attracts pollinators. When planted nearby, Southern Gentleman pollinates Winter Red Winterberry, allowing that plant to produce berries.

Winter Red Winterberry will brighten your winter landscape. This low-maintenance shrub provides delightfully green foliage during the growing season. And when planted near Southern Gentleman, a male pollinator, it produces stunning red berries in late summer. You'll enjoy watching birds as they flock to your garden to enjoy the attractive red fruit. Plant Winter Red in an area with full sun to partial shade and watch it mature to a height of 6 ft. to 8 ft.

Winterberry holly is an awesome native plant for winter landscapes, but many homeowners don't have room for a traditional variety. Berry Poppins winterberry holly solves that, with a small habit that can be used nearly anywhere. This deciduous holly loses its leaves every autumn but makes up for it with a heavy berry display that truly shines in the winter landscape. Both a male and female plant are required in order to set fruit - use Mr. Poppins winterberry holly planted nearby. Berries are not edible for humans but are relished by birds after they've softened in mid-winter.

The compact habit of Blue Jean Baby Sage allows it to stand tall in the garden. Unlike other varieties, it won't flop over. Blooming from midsummer into fall, it attracts butterflies and other beneficial pollinators. Blue Jean Baby's pleasant fragrance and vigorous growth habit make it a great addition for a fast-growing border. It's also excellent in cut- or dried-flower arrangements.

Blue Moon Reblooming Wisteria was bred in Minnesota and is 1 of the few wisterias that can be enjoyed by Northern gardeners. This hardy, magnificent climbing vine is extremely floriferous. It blooms in early summer, rests a bit, starts all over again and can even bloom a third time. You'll luxuriate in the flowering, foot long, lavender-blue clusters. This native selection grows 15 ft. to 25 ft. tall, so give it a sturdy support like an arbor, pergola or wall. Needs no pruning to bloom but flowers best in full sun.

This unique flower sends its foliage in the spring and has lovely smooth green leaves into summer. those die away and suddenly, in the late September/early October, seemingly overnight, a flower spike rises from the ground (or from the dead leaves, thus the resurrection part of it all) and gives you a beautiful, showy red flower. These are truly unique and a great gardening conversation piece. They will be shipped freshly dug as a bareroot plant. Perfect for early spring, summer or early fall planting. Would not advise planting in the winter, of course. Remember, these are a live, bareroot plant. Please order them during a time of year that they can be safely shipped in non-freezing temperatures.

Winter Gold Winterberry is a 4-season garden wonder. It has a compact growth habit, that makes it easy to care for, and delivers an entire year of beauty in the landscape. In late spring, flowers will cover the glossy dark green leaves. In early summer round berries start to take shape, and mature in fall to a nice golden color that are favorites of birds. A gold medal winner from the PA Horticultural Society, with Winter Gold, you will have a winner in your landscape.