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Nellie R. Stevens

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Item details

Condition
Used
Sunlight
Full Sun
Climate
Temperate
Foliage
Semi-evergreen
USDA Hardiness Zone
6 (-10 to 0 °F)
Plant Habit
Bush/Shrub

About this item

You are buying 1 Nellie R. Stevens in a 2 1/2" pot 6-12" in height. This ideal selection for hedges and privacy screens unlike other hedge trees they stay deep green all year long even through the summer heat and mild drought. They grow as much as 2-3' per year without pruning. When they reach the desired height, just clip off the leader and this will make them thicken out. These holly trees also make perfect accent plants, their dark green foliage makes a great contrast to the surrounding plants. During the winter months you will enjoy the red berries up against the deep green foliage. These are hardy in zones 6-9. They have good drought tolerance. Grow to 15-25 ft. if left natural with 5-10 ft. Full sun- partial shade.
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Plants in winter months will be dormant with no leaves with the exception of evergreens

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