- Pronunciation: al-CORN-ee-ah ill-iss-ee-FOAL-ee-ah
- Common Name: Native Holly
- Type: Shrub or small Tree
- Family: EUPHORBIACEAE
- Size: to 6 metres
- Flowers: Creamish-green, November to December
- Fruit: Globular, brown, 3-Lobed Capsule
- Vegetation Type: Sub-tropical and Dry Rainforests and magrin of scrub along watercourses,
- Species List: Kennilworth Fig Tree Walk, Janet, Batianoff 87, NNP Tanglewood, Dandaloo, Upper Yandina Creek,
Identification Notes
Branchlets often dotted with elongated lenticels Minute stipules present in Leaf axils
Landscaping Notes
Indoor/pot Plant potential.
Bushy or leggy Shrub with interesting foliage.
Propagation is from Seed, ripening at any time, which germinates reliably though slowly; and from cuttings, which strike readily. Semi-shade is preferred in the garden, and it will tolerate all soil types.
