Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
One of the generalizations about plants is that plants that live in the shade have thinner leaves. An exception is the American holly, which has thick leaves. The reason, apparently, is because it is evergreen; its thick leaves help it survive bright winter sunlight.
One of the generalizations about plants is that plants that live in the shade have thinner leaves. An exception is the American holly, which has thick leaves. The reason, apparently, is because it is evergreen; its thick leaves help it survive bright winter sunlight.










