Oakland® Holly Ilex hybrid Magland

Oakland® Holly Ilex hybrid 'Magland': Description, Planting Benefits, and Care Instructions Description Oakland® Holly (Ilex hybrid 'Magland'  a member of the Aquifoliaceae family, is a hybrid evergreen shrub or small tree from the Southern Living Plant Collection, patented in 2002 by Jack Magee as a sport mutation of the Oakleaf™ Holly (Ilex x 'Conaf'). Renowned for its distinctive foliage and compact, pyramidal form, it is a versatile addition to landscapes. Below is a detailed description of its characteristics: Appearance: Foliage: The evergreen leaves are glossy, medium to dark green, and oak-shaped, measuring approximately 2¾ inches long by 1⅛ inches wide with 3 to 5 pairs of spines. New growth emerges with a reddish-copper hue, adding seasonal interest. The spiny, leathery leaves provide a unique texture compared to traditional holly foliage. Form: 'Magland' grows into a dense, upright, pyramidal shrub or small tree, typically reaching 12-20 feet (3.6-6 meters) in height and 8-1