Ilex decidua (possumhaw holly) has fresh green leaves and smooth light gray stems. In late fall, bunches of small berries turn bright red as leaves drop. Only female plants bear fruit (plant at least one male for best production). Tends to sucker from roots, forming a multi-trunk screen.
Bright red berries in fall and winter. U.S. native.
Provide full sun to partial shade and moist, fertile soil.
Nothing serious; occasional leaf spots or powdery mildew.
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