Ilex cornuta Berries Clusters of white flowers appear

Clusters of white flowers appear in spring and are followed in autumn by small amber berries that will decorate the tree well after the leaves have fallen

This selection is self-fertile and produces an abundance of elongated dark violet-brown fruits with sweet and aromatic bright pink flesh

A most handsome cultivar developed in the US by Thomas Julian Strickland in 1993 with a lovely compact

Fruit is smooth with dark blackish-blue skin and orange-yellow firm flesh

The leaves themselves emerge in spring a pale yellow gradually darkening to green

Ilex cornuta Berries Clusters of white flowers appearA dense, slow growing but reliable evergreen species, rarely 2. 4m high. Glossy leaves of a peculiar rectangular form with three small spikes on the ends. Fragrant inconspicuous flowers in spring on female plants followed by large red fruits if pollinated. Grows well in partial shade as well as sun. Heat and drought tolerant. H6