American holly

Ilex opaca 'W. M. Hawkins'

The American holly, known by the Latin name Ilex opaca 'W. M. Hawkins', is an evergreen shrub native to northern and eastern parts of the United States. As one of the most popular hollies, it can reach up to a height and width of 15-20 feet and produces glossy, dark-green oval leaves. In the summer months, the plant produces clusters of white flowers and attractive, bright-red berries. The American holly requires little maintenance and is resistant to both drought and disease, making it a perfect choice for hedges and gardens. With its beautiful foliage and attractive fruit, the American holly is an ideal addition to any outdoor space.