Ilex glabra (male) 25/6 Restock in shade they grow slower

in shade they grow slower and stay more contained

while still handing you a usable acid fruit

Enkianthus campanulatus

for the scent

Often treated botanically as Baptisia australis var

Ilex glabra (male) 25/6 Restock in shade they grow slowerIlex glabra, the inkberry or gallberry, is one of the finest native broadleaf evergreens of eastern North America, rooted in the sandy, acid soils of the coastal plain from Nova Scotia and New Jersey south through Florida and across the Gulf states. In wet pinelands, pocosins, and boggy edges this holly has long been a defining presence, and wherever the ground runs lean, sandy, and moist, inkberry settles in. This particular plant is the male form of