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  1. Farming, Gardening & Homesteading
    Seems my chickens have an appetite for yaupon holly leaves. My wife and I moved the chicken coop close to a fence line. After the coop was moved, I noticed they were spending a lot of time in a certain corner of the coop. This corner is opposite the corner they stayed in before the move. So...
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  2. Wilderness Survival, Hiking and Camping Forum
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaupon_Holly I am wondering if the berries are edible? Can the leaves and stems be eaten raw, or only in a tea?
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