6-year-old holly bush suddenly covered in yellowish flowers in May—never seen before. Owner fears disease/dying. Second bush showing same.
Those "flowers" are male pollen catkins. It means your holly is healthy, mature, and ready to produce berries (if female nearby). Photo comparison confirms.
Celebrate! Your hollies are thriving.
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