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I don't purchase named cultivars. Named cultivars aren't really the same as "native".
What I've been reading about these plants... if you could find a male... there's a good possibility that you could dig some clones... apparently they produce root suckers.

If you find male plants... I would expect the problem to be solved.

Not so sure that buying "Nordic" is the solution...

https://www.monrovia.com/nordi...
Lustrous deep green foliage covers this compact, rounded shrub. An excellent choice for foundations, hedges, and mass plantings, or for use as an accent plant. This easy-care evergreen tolerates a range of soil conditions and even moderately shaded exposures. This female selection bears discreet black fruit if pollinated by a male.

I think you're going to have to find a plant that is positively male... And spend the time figuring out how to propagate it.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.