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Blue Prince Holly

Ilex x meserveae 'Blue Prince'

HOL-PRC

A dense, lustrous, dark green male form that produces abundant pollen which will help the females produce berries. Can easily be pruned into any shape. Use to pollinate Blue Princess Holly.

Max Elevation: 6000

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A selection of Blue Boy and Blue Girl planted in the same container to promote abundant fruiting.

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An improved Blue Girl Holly with more abundant, darker fruit. One of the best fruit producers. Plant with Blue Prince Holly to get berries.

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This new variety of blue holly is very compact and pyramidal in shape. It has a more narrow form making it perfect for hedges, screens, foundation plantings, and even as a specimen. It is a female selection, so it needs a male such as Castle Wall Blue Holly, Blue Prince Holly, or China Boy Holly.