Here, we share 7 of the finest blue flowers, with a range of larger shrubs and smaller perennials suitable for both large backyards and small urban spaces.

All holly plants are dioecious, ... For shades of blue, grow cool-looking blue holly, sporting stunning purple stems and softly deep blue-green leaves. Growing 5 to 12 feet in height, ...

Q: I am thinking of buying a ‘Blue Boy’ holly. I heard you had to have two plants to get berries. Is that true? A: Holly is what is known as a “dioecious” plant, which means… ...

Blue Prince holly Light: Part sun/shade Height: 8-10 feet Spread: 8-10 feet Hardiness: Zones 4-7 Origin: Hybrid A plant is dioecious when it produces separate male and female plants.

Dwarf Chinese holly is less a globe than dwarf yaupon holly and more a mound. It stays at about 2½ feet tall and wide. The foliage is kelly green, opposed to the blue-green color of yaupon holly.

We can't grow the typical holly bush in Zone 4, but you can try blue holly if you want some holiday greenery. It can be used in arrangements and wreaths. Just $2 for 6 months!

Our holly bushes are really big and seem a little out of control but we sure do not want to loose them. ... "Blue Boy" and "Blue Girl," for example, is a popular series that is very hardy ...

I have an area that I would like to plant a Lusterleaf holly, it gets some afternoon sun and is near an oak tree. Is this a good choice and would you consider it a Blue Ribbon plant? Thank you ...

If you're looking for a shrub to hide a fence, Burford holly and standard nandina can do the job. Both grow in sun or shade and offer winter color. Burford holly has waxy, dark green foliage.

Blue Maid is taller and more upright with more glossy leaves. ... Oregon grape and creeping Oregon grape also have a holly-like leaf, but all these plants have blue — rather than red — berries.