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English: The 'Highclere Holly' hybrid variety, Ilex × altaclerensis.
- Seen at Spier's Old School Grounds, Beith, North Ayrshire, Scotland.
- The hybrid holly Ilex × altaclerensis (Highclere Holly) was developed at Highclere Castle in about 1835, by hybridising the Madeiran Ilex perado (grown in a greenhouse) with the local native Ilex aquifolium.
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20009/04/19 |
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Rosser1954 Roger Griffith |
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