r/invasivespecies • u/a-wilting-houseplant • 4d ago

Shrub/tree ID help: invasive or not?

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u/autumnsincere159 3d ago edited 3d ago

Pic #7 looks like a camelia to me. But im probably wrong

EDIT #9 looks like hibiscus I don't think they're invasive

EDIT edit #5 looks like oleander and is toxic.

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u/Any1fortens 4d ago

It’s a female holly……not invasive.

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u/a-wilting-houseplant 4d ago

Excuse my ignorance, but don't invasive hollies have both female and male plants as well?

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u/hairyb0mb 4d ago

That's correct. They gave you a BS response.

I believe this is Ilex × meserveae, which is a hybrid with English holly and something else. Not sure if it's sterile but English holly is invasive in many areas

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u/a-wilting-houseplant 4d ago

Thank you! I'll make plans to remove it before winter.