Ilex mutchagara Landscaper Favorite the Rangpur is widely grown

the Rangpur is widely grown as a dooryard fruit in California yet remains little known in the southern United States

The cross is believed to have arisen in the 1920s at the Royal Hungarian Horticultural School in Budapest

in selections like this one

The loquat keeps an upside-down calendar

where the nodding bells can be met at eye level

Ilex mutchagara Landscaper Favorite the Rangpur is widely grownIlex mutchagara is a quiet, graceful evergreen holly from Okinawa, close enough to the familiar Japanese holly, Ilex crenata, that some botanists treat it as a form of that species. The small, glossy, dark green leaves carry fine teeth along the edges but no spines at all, and the habit is open and airy rather than dense, giving the shrub a lighter, more relaxed look than the tightly sheared boxwood substitutes it resembles. Native to Okinawa in the