Yaupon Holly | Plant of the Month

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December 2020
Botanical name: Ilex vomitoria
Common name(s): Yaupon Holly, Yaupon, Cassina
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[@Maggie-Gardener-Maker]

I love the tea pot cosy! I never thought of making a pop over type like that! I'm going to put that owl cosy on my sewing project list. I enjoyed the video. Hello from northwest Florida, we have the yaupon growing like weeds everywhere here, I'm sure Texas does as well. It would be a fun project to do some experiments propagating but I would want to be sure of what I was growing so I plan to either buy at a local nursery or through the University native plant program.

[@pauliejaramillo5239]

That owl cozy🦉

[@andeehirano6480]

I tried the tea from Lost Creek. It was great and I decided to grow my own. I have the seeds on the way. Thanks for this informative video.

[@npsotclearlake]

Wonderful! How are the plants coming along?

[@andeehirano6480]

@@npsotclearlake Waiting til spring to plant! I ordered the seeds on Amazon. They came from China, of all places, after 8 weeks. By that time we were into a wet summer. I am still excited.

[@Maggie-Gardener-Maker]

How did the seeds work out for you? Hello from northwest Florida, we have the yaupon growing like weeds everywhere here, I'm sure Texas does as well. It would be a fun project to do some experiments propagating but I think I will want to be sure of what I was growing so I plan to either buy at a local native nursery or through the University native plant program. You have a wonderful native plant program through the Lady Bird Johnson Wildlife Center.