Dense, pyramidal, upright holly with dark green foliage and large, apple-red berries. No pollinator is needed for this showy female plant. Reaches 10' tall and 6-8' wide when mature. Great screen or specimen.
--
The 'Oakland' holly is prized for its uniquely-toothed foliage and dense, conical growth habit. It will reach 15-20' tall and 12-15' wide at maturity. Self-pollinating.
The 'Red Beauty' produces huge crops of large, red berries in fall that persist into winter. Berries provide a striking contrast against its spiky, dark green foliage. This variety can be pollinated by any male blue hollies. It maintains a dense, conical shape, growing 6-10' tall and 4-5' wide. Can handle full sun or part shade.
The 'Bracken' Brown' is an evergreen variety that is known for its glossy green leaves that have leathery-brown undersides. Large, white, fragrant blooms appear in late spring and attract a variety of pollinators.