Plants for USDA Hardiness Zone 4. Everything here is hardy to roughly −30°F to −20°F — cold-tough perennials, shrubs, and trees built for the upper Midwest and northern gardens. Not sure of your zone? Find it by ZIP code →

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Sun Exposure

Bright Indirect to Full Sun (best kept outdoors or near a bright window)(2)
Full Sun(47)
Full Sun to Full Shade(2)
Full Sun to Partial Shade(50)
Partial Shade(3)

Pollination Type

Female — requires Apollo male winterberry for best berry production(1)
Female — requires Apollo or Southern Gentleman male for berry production(1)
Female — requires Flash or Southern Gentleman male for berry production(1)
Female — requires Flash or Southern Gentleman male winterberry for berry production(1)
Male pollinator for most female winterberry hollies (Winter Red, Red Sprite, Raspberry Flash)(1)

Male pollinator for Winter Red, Sparkle, and late-season female winterberry hollies(1)
Male/Female (dioecious; blue berries on female plants; both male and female may be present)(1)
N/A(1)
N/A (bonsai is a living art form; not grown for fruit)(1)
N/A (display planting)(1)
Self-fertile(96)
Self-fertile (cross-pollination increases yield)(1)
Self-fertile (cross-pollination with another Viburnum dentatum improves fruit set)(1)
Self-fertile (no pollinator needed; produces well as a single plant)(1)
Self-fertile (wind-pollinated)(6)
Self-fertile; bee magnet when in bloom(1)
Self-fertile; exceptional pollinator magnet(1)
Self-fertile; seedless male clone(1)
Self-fertile; spreads by rhizome into naturalized colonies(1)
Self-fertile; spreads by underground stolons(1)
Self-fertile; sweetly fragrant flowers attract pollinators and hummingbirds(1)
Spore-bearing (no flowers)(2)
Wind-pollinated conifer(6)
Wind-pollinated; early spring catkins(2)