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Scientific Name: Ilex verticillata Hardiness Zones: 3 to 9 Comments Cultivars 'Afterglow' - A 3- to 6-foot tall female cultivar with orange-red fruit. X 'Apollo' - A large plant, to 10 feet, male, used as a pollinator for 'Bonfire' and 'Sparkleberry'. 'Aurantiaca' - A female with red fruits that change to golden orange. A 4-foot, compact form. X 'Bonfire' - A large, vigorous shrub with small red fruit in clusters. 'Bright Horizon' - Vigorous and upright, large red berries are produced in tight clusters. 'Cacapon' - Red fruit and dark green foliage, more upright than 'Afterglow'. 'Jim Dandy' is a suitable pollinator. 'Early Male' - A male used to pollinate 'Afterglow' and 'Red Sprite'. X 'Harvest Red' - Heavy production of red fruit. 'Jim Dandy' - A male often used as a pollinator for 'Afterglow', 'Aurantiaca', 'Cacapon', 'Red Sprite', and 'Shaver'. 'Late Male' - A male selection used to pollinate 'Winter Red'. Probably a southern type. 'Oosterwijk' - Bright red berries persist longer than those of other cultivars. 'Jim Dandy' is a suitable pollinator. 'Raritan Chief' - A male selection with a low, dense, spreading habit. 'Red Sprite' ('Compacta', 'Nana') - Multi-stemmed shrub, compact with large red fruit. 'Select' - A female that produces heavy crops of berries. 'Shaver' - An upright form with large red fruit. 'Southern Gentleman' - A male pollinator for 'Winter Red' and 'Select'. X 'Sparkleberry' - A female that may reach 12 feet with good fruit production. 'Spriber' (Berry Nice TM) - Excellent production of red fruits. Use 'Southern Gentleman' as a pollinator. 'Sunset' - A female with large red fruits. Performed poorly in Wisconsin for Eggerss and Hasselkus. 'Winter Gold' - Yellow fruits. 'Winter Red' - Grows to 7 feet with brilliant red fruit. Plants grown in Wisconsin had a tall, leggy habit and were inferior to other cultivars. Provided by Michigan State University Extension |
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