Ilex vomitoria (Yaupon holly) contains NO emetic compounds in either the berries or the leaves and no part of it will cause vomiting. Both the leaves and berries contain small amounts of saponins, but so do lots of other plants that we eat such as spinach, onions, and asparagus. People need to chill out about the “dangers” of Yaupon holly berries. | Merriwether's Foraging Texas

24K views · 523 reactions | The Yaupon holly has some uses that might come as a surprise to you! | P. Allen Smith | Facebook

7K views · 94 reactions | Meet theDwarf Yaupon Holly (llex vomitoria 'Nana')! This compact evergreen shrub offers glossy, dark green foliage, reaching just 3 to 4 feet tall. Perfect for small spaces, it adds year-round beauty. Easy to care for and resilient, it's a must-have for any garden! #smithsgardentown #dwarfyaupon #yauponholly #gardening #landscaping #letsgrow #Ilexvomitoria #shrubs | Smith's Gardentown | Facebook

1.1K views · 142 reactions | Orange ilex berries are a real specialty! At Emiel de Jong, Ilex they have 7 different colors in the season. This variety called Oudijk’s orange, story about that name, next week on Thursd.com! #ilexverticillata #ilex #christmas #flowers #berries Thursd. | Peter van Delft | Facebook

EL MATE DE NORTEAMÉRICA Yaupon Holly Ilex vomitoria SABIAS ESTO ? . Del Desierto al Bosque en un Momento . Pioneros en Producción de Especies Nativas y Naturalizadas No Invasoras del Norte y Altiplano Mexicano . #viverosregionales #adriancavazoscavazos #ilexvomitoria | VIVEROS REGIONALES