A handsome rounded to pyramidal evergreen male holly that can be used as a single specimen or small group planting. Also works well as a container plant to accent an entryway, utilizing its natural form or shaped into a formal topiary. Makes a superb hedge, screen, or windbreak. The creation of Dr. John M. Ruter, a renowned plant breeder and researcher at the University of Georgia.
Ilex decidua: Possumhaw Holly with Bright Red Winter Berries
Ilex verticillata: Winterberry Holly with Persistent Red Berries
Ilex × meserveae: Blue Holly with Glossy Blue-Green Leaves and Red Berries
Sempervivum 'Emerald': Dense Evergreen Carpet of Green Rosettes
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