Mame inutsuge

Mame inutsuge (scientific name: I. crenata f bullata) is a horticultural variety of {{Inutsuge}}. The branches are trimmed and used for topiary material to create geometric, animal and human shapes. It is an evergreen shrub in the family Aquifoliaceae, with white four-petaled flowers in early summer to summer. The leaves are small, oval, shiny green, cortical, fleshy and turned back. Its name comes from the pea-sized leaves of the Japanese boxwood tree. The green fruit forms after the flowers and ripens to black in autumn.

Common name: Mame inutsuge, scientific name: I. crenata f bullata, Height: 1.5-2m, Leaf color: green, Leaf margin: serrated, Dioecious, flower length: 0.4 cm, flowering season: May to July, Flower color: white/light yellow, Fruit color: green to black ripe, Fruiting season: October.

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