This beautiful accent is under-used because not many people have discovered it. But its good looks, low maintenance requirements, and small size make it ideal for plant nuts and armchair gardeners alike. The narrow form fits in almost anywhere, even in areas of limited space. As landscape trees, these make great substitutes for holly trees, most of which prefer cooler areas of Florida. The tree produces small white flowers in spring followed by dark blue inedible berries in fall and winter. The dense foliage is a lush deep green with an occasional bright red leaf.

15 to 20 feet