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| COMMON NAME Eagleston Holly |
| BOTANICAL NAME Ilex x attenuata ‘Eagleston’ |
| HEIGHT 18′ |
| WIDTH 10′ |
| DIOECIOUS |
| EVERGREEN |
| LIFESPAN 40 years |
| COLD TOLERANCE 0 ° F |
| SOIL TYPE Sandy to clay |
| DROUGHT TOLERANCE Medium |
| SALT TOLERANCE Medium |
| LIGHT REQUIREMENTS Full sun or partial shade |
| FLOWER Small, white flowers on male and female plants. |
| MONTH OF COLOR Spring |
| FRUIT Berries ripen to red in the Winter on female plants. Inedible. |
| COMMENTS Florida native, a natural hybrid of the Dahoon and American Holly. Pyramid -shaped growth habit. Used as a tree or a shrub. Flowers attract bees and other insects. |
| PRICE 7 gallon $45 |