Long used by Indigenous groups across the Southern United States, yaupon is North America’s only native caffeinated plant.

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Yaupon holly: America’s forgotten caffeine source Long before coffee arrived in North America, indigenous peoples throughout the southeastern United States consumed a caffeine-rich tea made from ...

At this time of year, holly trees and plants have set berries, often bright red to match their beautiful green, shiny foliage.

Yellowing yaupon holly disturbs landscape's green fence, plus a tale of 2 raintrees in Laredo By Neil Sperry, Contributor Jan 24, 2025 ...

Yaupon Brothers produces and sells organic teas made from leaves of yaupon holly trees native to Florida and much of the Southeast. They are the only wild plant grown in North America that is a ...

Long before Earl Grey, Darjeeling and oolong reached our shores, there was yaupon. Tea brewed from the leaves of the yaupon holly has been part of the North American diet for more than 1,000 years, ...

Yaupon can be both an annoying garden plant and healthy tea “It’s a very pleasant beverage to drink, and it hits all the right notes as a caffeinated beverage,” one expert says.

Native American people drank yaupon tea for centuries, but the caffeinated drink was largely forgotten. Now it's making a ...

Yaupon holly, a once-forgotten caffeinated plant native to North America, could be one of this year’s hottest food trends.

The South Carolina Forestry Commission says plant native species this winter instead of species that could harm the ecosystem.