65+ Native Yaupon

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ensemble Native yaupon!!!

The word yaupon was derived from its catawban name yopún which is a diminutive form of the word yop meaning tree. Ilex vomitoria commonly known as yaupon ˈ j ɔː p ɒ n or yaupon holly is a species of holly that is native to southeastern north america. In modern times the yaupon receives at least a little attention but not for its tea producing qualities. It tastes great and is grown and hand crafted in the united states.

It s fairly easy to identify by its light whitish gray smooth trunk and stems and by its small shiny dark green leaves. Yaupon holly ilex vomitoria is an evergreen tree or shrub that s native to coastal areas of the south southeastern united states. Distribution and planting zones. Yaupon in fact translates from native languages as simply the tree they used yaupon frequently as a part of pre battle rituals to give them energy making a tea known as black drink and consuming it in large quantities.

Consumed for millennia by many indigenous people groups yaupon has been largely forgotten for the last few centuries. Female plants produce prodigious amounts of bright red persistent berries. Coastal scrub coastal dunes coastal flatwoods river swamps scrub secondary woods pine oak hickory woods. Citation needed another common name cassina was borrowed from timucua despite this it usually refers to ilex cassine.

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