1 Gallon Potted Goshiki False Holly Tree Plant

• Goshiki False Holly Tree (Osmanthus Heterophyllus 'Goshiki').
• Quantity: 1 Tree Plants.
• The Goshiki False Holly Is A Stunning, Evergreen Shrub That Brings Year-Round Beauty To Your Landscape With Its Unique, Variegated Foliage. This Small Tree Or Large Shrub Features Glossy, Spiny Leaves That Are Splashed With Shades Of Green, Yellow, Cream, And Sometimes Even Pink, Making It An Eye-Catching Addition To Any Garden. It’S A Relatively Low-Maintenance Tree, Known For Its Resistance To Pests, Adaptability To Various Growing Conditions, And Ability To Thrive In Both Sun And Shade. Whether Planted As A Specimen Tree, Hedge, Or Foundation Plant, The Goshiki False Holly Is A Versatile Choice That Adds Color And Texture To Your Outdoor Space.
• Key Features: Size: Typically Grows 6-8 Feet Tall And 4-6 Feet Wide, Though It Can Be Pruned To Maintain A Smaller Size If Desired. | Foliage: The Variegated Leaves Are Glossy And Spiny, Giving Them A Holly-Like Appearance, With Shades Of Green, Cream, And Yellow. | Flowers: Small, Fragrant White Flowers Appear In Late Fall Or Early Winter, Adding An Extra Layer Of Charm To The Tree. | Evergreen: Retains Its Colorful Foliage Throughout The Year, Making It An Attractive Focal Point In All Seasons. | Hardy: Tolerates A Range Of Conditions And Is Relatively Pest- And Disease-Resistant.
• Planting Instructions: Location: The Goshiki False Holly Thrives In Both Sun And Partial Shade. While It Can Tolerate Full Sun, It Generally Prefers Some Afternoon Shade, Especially In Hotter Climates, To Protect Its Vibrant Foliage From The Harshest Sun. A Location With Morning Sun And Afternoon Shade Is Ideal. | Soil: Plant In Well-Draining, Slightly Acidic To Neutral Soil. It Can Tolerate A Variety Of Soil Types, Including Sandy, Loamy, Or Clay Soils, But Good Drainage Is Important To Prevent Root Rot. Amend Heavy Soils With Compost If Needed To Improve Drainage. | Spacing: For A Hedge Or Screen, Space The Goshiki False Holly 3-5 Feet Apart. If Planting As A Specimen Tree Or Accent, Give It Plenty Of Room To Grow To Its Full Size. | Planting Hole: Dig A Hole That’S About Twice The Size Of The Root Ball, But No Deeper. Remove The Plant From Its Pot, Gently Loosen Any Tangled Roots, And Place It In The Hole So That The Top Of The Root Ball Is Level With The Surrounding Soil. Fill In With Soil, Gently Firming It Around The Roots To Eliminate Air Pockets. | Watering: Water The Tree Well After Planting, And Keep The Soil Consistently Moist During The First Growing Season To Help It Establish Roots. Once Established, The Goshiki False Holly Is Moderately Drought-Tolerant, But Regular Watering During Dry Spells Will Help It Thrive. Avoid Overwatering, As It Doesn’T Like Soggy Soil.
• The Goshiki False Holly Tree Is A Beautiful And Adaptable Evergreen That Will Brighten Your Landscape With Its Striking Foliage And Subtle Winter Blooms. Whether Planted In A Garden Bed, As A Low Hedge, Or As A Standalone Tree, It’S Sure To Add Elegance And Charm To Your Outdoor Space, With Minimal Effort On Your Part!