94 Ilex Vomitoria Weeping Yaupon Holly

Red berries are attractive to birds and small mammals. Yaupon is an evergreen shrub or small tree native to the eastern usa and is primarily found in coastal nc.

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Tolerant of many conditions and easily transplanted. An exquisite focal point at entryways in borders or as a specimen. It is easy to grow due to tolerance of both dry and wet sites drought and salt and urban conditions. Weeping yaupon holly is an evergreen shrub or tree native to north america.

It makes a very attractive statement in landscaping growing into a mid sized tree with red berries not edible sometimes it is also trimmed to look like an upside down bowl. Weeping yaupon holly makes a very distinct irregular weeping form with its upright crooked trunks and slender curved pendulous branches clothed with small oval grey green foliage. The weeping form makes it great as a specimen or accent plant. Many nursery operators produce this tree with several trunks in a clump.

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