This is the true species and very rare in cultivation. It has more rounded leaves and a slightly yellow inudendum to the undersides of the leaves. These are propagated from the George Forest introduced clone F10419, the type for this species. Heads of white flowers in June/July followed by clusters of red berries lasting well into winter.  Very usefull plant for evergreen hedging and screening or as a specimen shrub. Height & spread to around 3m. Any soil in sun or shade. Easy and rewarding.