Ilex verticillata 'Jim Dandy'

This small-statured deciduous shrub proposes something exceptional for each season: fragrant spring flowers, courtly summer foliage, brilliant fall color and persistent winter berries. Our smallest chokeberry yet!

White flower clusters in May. Compact growth habit with a mounded shaped. Red stems. Moist to wet soil. Can use as coarse ground cover or as a shrub border. Good contrasting fall colors.

Proven Winner. Finely divided dark purple-black leaves and deep pink flowers in early summer. Edible berries in fall.

Fragrant purple-violet flowers, blooming later than most lilacs. Unusual dwarf variety, compact. Dark green crinkled leaves. Well drained soil. Best of all, it's tough.

Two-toned blooms of ruby-red with yellow throat. Pollution tolerant. Dwarf Canadian cultivar. Compact, rounded shape.

Clear pink flowers with yellow inner throat. Compact grower with thick, dark green leaves. Rounded form.

Developed by Iowa State University. Upright growth habit with bright red flowers. Upright branches will arch with maturity.

Dark red flowers bloom on full, narrow plumes. Foliage is dark green and deeply cut. Blooms June to July.

The leaves on this unique plant are a fuzzy green edged in creamy yellow. In September, the clumps are topped with small heads of rich pink flowers. Good for that wet spot in the garden.