Holly plants, with fake berries tied to them, should be avoided. That said, lots of good stuff is out there in the stores, too. And we shouldn't forget second-hand stores, either. Gardens, for the most part, won't grow without sun. More and more in recent years, though, we are warned to protect ourselves from that old sun, or the rays thereof, which, at best, causes itchy burns, at worst skin cancer.
Sunbonnets are all the rage in sun protection.
That leads us to protection. It could be a pith helmet to make one resemble Frank Buck, or something close to Monet's in his Giverny garden, as long as the brim shades noses and necks. Sun isn't the only cause for protection. As much as dirty fingernails are a badge of serious gardening, some of us develop cracked skin from too much good earth on our hands. Their price can run from super market cheap, in which case we give a bunch of them, on upward.