Ilex latifolia ‘Auburn’ ~ Auburn Holly Size:25 GALLON which is more likely to

which is more likely to happen in hot and humid summers

An extremely heavy bloom of large panicles with rich rose pink flowers bloom on new wood in late summer into fall

then turns brilliant orange to scarlet in fall

The ruffled foliage emerges bright yellow-chartreuse with burgundy veining and matures to a mellow gold

Large fragrant clusters of honeysuckle-like bright orange flowers  bloom in early spring

Ilex latifolia ‘Auburn’ ~ Auburn Holly Size:25 GALLON which is more likely toAuburn Holly is a large dense pyramidal evergreen shrub with large glossy foliage that resembles serrated magnolia leaves. Large fist sized clusters of red fruits last through winter if pollinated. Best planted in moist, slightly acidic well drained soils. Hollies are dioecious and need both male and female plants to produce fruit. Drought tolerant once established. Type: Shrub Origins: Japan and southern China Height: 15' 20' Spread: 15 20' Spacing: