Garden Q&A: What can be planted in place of boxwood?
Replacing a mass planting of boxwoods gives you the opportunity to diversify your landscape and try native or underused ...
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Weeping yaupon has multiple uses
By Guest Columnist Eddie Smith  I recently saw two grand weeping yaupon hollies growing at a business in Columbia, ...
Southern Gardening: Native weeping yaupon holly has multiple uses
I recently saw two grand weeping yaupon hollies growing at a business in Columbia, Mississippi, and was reminded of how ...
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The first item listed for March on the MSU Home Gardening Calendar, "Set out most shrubs and trees..." relates to recent ...
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Annoying bush or healthy tea? Yaupon can be both
Tea brewed from the leaves of the yaupon holly has been part of the North American diet for more than 1,000 years, consumed by Indigenous tribes as a stimulant, a medicinal remedy and a ceremonial ...
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Yellowing yaupon holly disturbs landscape's green fence, plus a tale of 2 raintrees in Laredo
Q: Our yaupon holly has been yellowing for the past year or more. Nearby ligustrums and Texas mountain laurels help make this a green fence, but I’m trying to eliminate the yellowing.
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Garden Q&A: What can be planted in place of boxwood?
One of the closest matches in foliage appearance and growth habit would be Yaupon holly (Ilex vomitoria). Native to part of the southeastern U.S., there are multiple cultivars that have similar ...