Ilex crenata 'Kinme' | Japanese Holly 'Kinme' - Ball - Width 60cm - 30lt Ficus

Ilex crenata 'Kinme' | Japanese Holly 'Kinme' - Ball - Width 60cm - 30lt FicusIlex crenata 'Kinme', or Japanese holly 'Kinme', is a dense, slow growing, spreading evergreen shrub or small tree with ovate, glossy, dark green leaves, pale green when they emerge. Inconspicuous, small, white flowers bloom in spring, male and female on separate plants, and female flowers are followed by glossy, black berries in autumn. Japanese holly 'Kinme' can tolerate most soil types, but prefers fertile, humus rich, slightly acidic, moist, well

It is tolerant of frost and air pollution

It is prefect as a specimen or accent plant in informal

fresh-green to deep-green

perfect as a specimen plant or a small shade tree

irregular shape

Yellowish male flowers appear in dropping catkins

very dark red cherries

which align with the UK's variable weather patterns

and crisp texture make it a standout among other apple varieties

It doesn’t grow well on its own roots

Paulownia imperialis produces a capsule fruit that is oval-shaped and about 5-10 cm in length

white flowers appearing at the end of branches in spring