This wood is milled from the familiar landscaping broadleaf evergreen native to the eastern United States. Holly is a close grained, moderately heavy, creamy white wood with almost indistinct growth rings. One of the lightest colored woods, holly is traditionally used in inlays and purflings for the striking contrast it provides. Holly lumber of this quality is rare because of the small stature of the tree and its tendency to stain with blue mold when improperly dried. Ilex Opaca Native to Eastern United States Dyes easily Turns well and takes a good polish

• Native to the Eastern United States
• Dyes easily
• Turns well with a good polish

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