6 Ft Holly Trees For Sale

November 09, 2024 Post a Comment

6 ft holly trees for sale

It has a pyramidal-shape with dark green, spiny foliage and orange-red, ornamental berries in late Summer. It has a mature height of about 15 ft. to 25 ft.

Which holly grows fastest?

The fastest growing holly tree is the Nellie Stevens holly. As mentioned, the Nellie Stevens Holly grows about 3 feet per year. Compared to the American Holly and the Dragon Lady Holly, which both usually only grow a few inches each year, the Nellie Stevens holly grows very quickly.

How tall is a 45 gallon holly tree?

The 45 gallon containers would start 10 ft. in height and a 4 to 5 ft spread.

How tall is a 1 gallon holly tree?

Additional Characteristics	Cat Safe,Deer Resistant,Disease Resistant,Dog Safe,Drought Tolerant,Erosion Control,Insect Resistant,Low Maintenance,Privacy,Windbreak
Growth Habit	Upright
Optimal Soil Condition	Neutral
Returnable	90-Day
Tree Height Range (Ft.)	5-15 Ft.

Where is the best place to plant a holly tree?

Holly bushes do best in well-drained, moderately acidic soil, in full sun. They don't like to be transplanted, so think carefully about where you'll plant.

How tall is a 30 gallon holly tree?

Common Name	Eagleston Holly Treeform
Growth Size	15-20' tall x 15' wide
Zone	Zone 6 / Hardy to 0ºF

What is the hardiest holly?

If you are looking for zone 5 holly shrubs in this group, consider the blue holly cultivars 'Blue Prince' and 'Blue Princess'. They are the most cold-hardy of the series. Other Meserve hybrids that can serve the landscape well include China Boy and China Girl.

Do you need two holly trees?

With evergreen holly, you will generally need 1 male for every 20 female hollies. These hollies can be up to 500 feet apart – although 300 to 400 feet is typically recommended. Winterberry (deciduous) holly need to be closer than evergreen holly. You'll want to plant 1 male for every 5 to 10 females.

How long does it take a holly tree to mature?

Plant Type:	Ornamental evergreen shrub or tree	White/bright or dark green (red, sometimes yellow/orange berries)
Exposure:	Full sun to part shade	3.5-6.5
Time to Maturity:	5-10 years	Well-draining
Spacing:	10-20 feet	Low
Planting Depth:	Depth of root ball	Birds, squirrels, other small mammals

How tall is a 15 gallon holly tree?

Average Height – 4.5 to 5.5 feet tall. Make a great buffer plant. Can tolerate a little shade.

How far apart should holly be planted?

Planting several of holly shrubs in a row is common, but make sure to plant them five to six feet apart. This allows the Nellie Stevens hollies to grow together and create a living wall of greenery. To plant your holly, dig a hole twice as wide as the root ball and with a height equal to the height of the root ball.

Is holly fast or slow growing?

Growth Rate This tree grows at a slow to medium rate, with height increases of anywhere from less than 12" to 24" per year.

How tall is a 5 gallon tree?

	Tree Height	Container Size
#5	12-54"	approx. 5 gallon

Do you need male and female holly trees?

Both a male and a female plant are required for the female plants to produce red berries, which appear from late autumn to mid-winter.

Are holly trees hard to grow?

When planted right and in the right spot, holly trees are one of the easiest and long-lived trees you'll ever grow. Holly trees can be grown as large shrubs for use in privacy screen plantings, to frame in the corners of tall homes and other structures, or as a focal point specimen.

How far to plant holly from fence?

Any 8-foot plants should be 4 feet or farther out from the fence. At 10 feet, 4-1/2 feet. You don't want the plants smashed up against the fence, especially if they're on the north side of the fence where they'd be in a lot of shade.

Do holly trees survive winter?

Hollies are tough evergreens that can survive punishing cold as far north as USDA plant hardiness zone 5, but that doesn't mean they are impervious to damage from winter sunlight, freezing temperatures, and drying winds. Winterizing holly properly can make the all the difference, and it isn't difficult.

Do holly trees stay green all year?

Holly bushes are eye-catching for the bright red or dark red berries they produce, as well as their spiny evergreen leaves, which stay green year-round.

Do holly trees have deep roots?

Holly tree roots grow very deep into the dirt. To be specific, the roots can grow about seventeen to twenty-five inches underneath the dirt. This is pretty far into the ground when you think about it. If you look at the type of root system the holly plant has, it is no wonder the tree roots are so deep.

Can you keep a holly tree small?

You can maintain the height by pruning back the leader (main shoot) each year in late winter or early spring. (Your current timing is fine.) You can even reduce the size by cutting back the leader to just above an existing branch lower on the tree.