It’s a wonderful choice for foundation plantings and low hedges. Also diminutive is dwarf yaupon holly, a small version of a native species (Ilex vomitoria) that’s available in several varieties.

DEAR NEIL: I have dwarf yaupon hollies that have grown a bit too large. Is it OK to trim them now, or should I wait until later? Dear Reader: I’m picturing how I’d imagine they will look after ...

If you want a low-growing foundation of green for your landscape, the most commonly used plant is the dwarf yaupon holly – Ilex vomitoria Nana or Dwarf. This plant could eventually grow to 4 ...

Most dwarf holly cultivars do not produce fruit ... There are weeping forms available, such as the weeping yaupon holly. There are those that have a very narrow, upright habit, such as the ...

But my humble backyard bushes have a rich history. The shrubs are yaupon (pronounced “yo-pawn”) holly, the only substantially caffeinated plant native to North America. It flourishes across ...