Ilex paraguariensis (Yerba Mate) - Keeping It Green Nursery

Family:  AquifoliaceaeZone: 8 - 10 Natural Range:  South America Soil:  Average, well drained Light: sun, part sun Height: 10' - 20'Bloom Time:  SpringAttributes:  Evergreen. Smooth shiny bark.  Alternate, glossy leaves.  Red fruit.  Notes:  Most report growing in zone nine and above but our plants have gone unscathed

Yerba Mate Live Plant - Ilex paraguariensis - Wellspring Gardens Starter Plant : Patio, Lawn & Garden

YERBA MATE --Ilex paraguariensis-- - Nursery San Marcos – Lone Star Nursery

Yerba Mate is an understory evergreen tree from the Holy family, native to southern South America and known for its use in cold and hot caffeinated

Yerba Maté -- Ilex paraguariensis

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Yerba Mate' Plants

Yerba Mate, Pure Leaf, Ilex Paraguariensis

Yerba Maté is best known for its leaves that are used to make Yerba Maté tea. It is a low maintenance evergreen tree that can be grown outdoors in the

Ilex paraguariensis Yerba Mate

Ilex paraguariensis (Yerba Mate) - Keeping It Green Nursery

Ilex paraguariensis. Yerba mate is used to make a tea beverage known as mate in Spanish and Portuguese. ~Yerba Mat é ~. Yerba Matá, Maté, Paraguay

~Yerba Mate~ Ilex paraguariensis Chimarrao Herbal Tea 3-4+ft Potted medium Plant

Yerba mate Facts for Kids

Yerba Mate (Ilex paraguariensis )The caffeine-infused leaves have been used for many centuries by the indigenous Guaraní people in Paraguay, to make a

Yerba Mate Plant - Live Plant - Ilex paraguariensis

Yerba mate tree saplings are traditionally taken from the nursery to the rainforest by the women of the Aché Koe Tuvy community in Paraguay. The saplings are ga…

Yerba Maté is best known for its leaves that are used to make Yerba Maté tea. It is a low maintenance evergreen tree that can be grown outdoors in the

Ilex paraguariensis Yerba Mate

Mathé Tea - Yerba Mate Botanical Name: Ilex paraguariensis The word yerba refers to the leaves and means 'herb' in Spanish, although the mate plant is not herbaceous. The yerba mate plant (