Ilex latifolia ~ Lusterleaf Holly, Tarajo climbing The fragrant bright pink flowers

The fragrant bright pink flowers have a darker pink center and bloom first in spring and can continue to intermediately bloom through summer if deadheaded

The semi-double white flowers with a lavender-pink flush at the edges and yellow stamen that bloom from late winter into early spring which attracts butterflies

Princeton American Elm is a tall native vase-shaped deciduous tree with a broad rounded crown

Flat-topped clusters of pale pink flowers cover the plant in later spring to summer

Ilex latifolia ~ Lusterleaf Holly, Tarajo climbing The fragrant bright pink flowersLusterleaf Holly, also known as Ilex latifolia, is a type of holly plant that is native to China. It is a broadleaf evergreen shrub that is known for its glossy, dark green leaves and vibrant red berries. Lusterleaf Holly typically grows in an upright, pyramidal shape and can reach a height of around 10 to 15 feet (3 to 4. 5 meters) with a similar spread. The leaves are leathery and have a lustrous sheen, hence the name "Lusterleaf." In the fall and