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The American Holly (Ilex opaca), recognized as the official state tree of Delaware, is a native evergreen tree celebrated for its vibrant red berries and glossy, spiky leaves. With a range spanning the eastern United States, this iconic tree holds cultural and ecological significance.
Explore the rich history and significance of the American Holly, the official state tree of Delaware since 1939. Learn about Ilex Opaca and its iconic red berries.
28 lis 2012 · AMERICAN HOLLY, DELAWARE’S STATE TREE. Shirley Duffy is a recent transplant to Delaware who is proud of her new state. And as an avid gardener, she knew just the way to show her state pride — by planting an American holly in her Newark yard.
The American Holly is the designated state tree of Delaware. It's also known as Ilex opaca. The American Holly produces red berries in the fall that stay until winter. See pictures and facts on this tree.
By an Act of the General Assembly of Delaware, signed by Governor Richard C. McMullen on May 1, 1939, the American holly (Ilex opaca), often referred to as the Christmas or evergreen holly, was adopted as the official State Tree of Delaware.
23 lut 2024 · The state tree of Delaware is American Holly, and the state designated it as such on May 1, 1939. However, there doesn’t appear to be an official reason for selecting it, though it is one of the most popular trees in America and is native to the Delaware region.
11 kwi 2023 · The American Holly, Delaware's proud State Tree, is a stunning evergreen that graces the First State with its elegant presence. Known scientifically as Ilex opaca, it boasts deep green, glossy leaves and vibrant red berries, making it a festive emblem.
