1 Gallon Potted Plant Oakland Holly Tree Ilex X Oakland (Live Plant) Tree Plants

• Oakland Holly Tree (Ilex X 'Nellie R. Stevens').
• Quantity: 1 Tree Plants.
• The Oakland Holly Tree Is An Attractive, Hardy Evergreen That Makes A Stunning Addition To Any Landscape. Known For Its Glossy, Dark Green Leaves And Vibrant Red Berries In The Fall And Winter, This Tree Provides Year-Round Beauty. It’S A Hybrid Variety, A Cross Between The Chinese Holly And The American Holly, Combining The Best Traits Of Both. With Its Pyramidal Shape, Dense Foliage, And Ornamental Berries, The Oakland Holly Is Perfect For Use As A Privacy Screen, Hedge, Or Specimen Tree.
• Key Features: Size: Typically Grows 15-25 Feet Tall And 10-15 Feet Wide, Making It A Versatile Option For Various Garden Sizes. | Foliage: Glossy, Dark Green Leaves With Spiny Margins Give It A Classic Holly Look. | Berries: In Late Fall And Winter, The Tree Produces Bright Red Berries That Attract Birds And Add Seasonal Color To Your Landscape. | Shape: The Oakland Holly Has A Pyramidal Or Cone-Like Shape, Making It An Excellent Choice For Creating Structure In Your Garden. | Evergreen: Retains Its Foliage Year-Round, Providing Year-Round Interest And Privacy.
• Planting Instructions: Location: Choose A Site That Gets Full Sun To Partial Shade. The Oakland Holly Thrives In Full Sun, But It Can Tolerate Some Afternoon Shade, Especially In Hotter Climates. It’S Best To Avoid Deep Shade, As This Can Result In Sparse Growth And Fewer Berries. | Soil: This Tree Prefers Slightly Acidic To Neutral Soil That Is Well-Drained. It Can Tolerate A Variety Of Soil Types, Including Sandy Or Clay Soils, As Long As They Don’T Stay Too Wet. If Your Soil Tends To Be Heavy, Consider Amending It With Compost Or Organic Matter To Improve Drainage. | Spacing: For Privacy Screens Or Hedges, Plant Your Oakland Holly 5-10 Feet Apart, Depending On How Dense You Want The Screen To Be. If Planting As A Specimen Tree, Give It Space To Grow To Its Full Size, Allowing For Both Height And Width. | Planting Hole: Dig A Hole That’S About Twice The Size Of The Root Ball But No Deeper. Gently Remove The Tree From Its Container, Taking Care Not To Damage The Roots. Place The Tree In The Hole And Ensure That The Top Of The Root Ball Is Level With The Surrounding Soil. Backfill With Soil And Tamp Down Gently To Remove Air Pockets. | Watering: Water The Tree Thoroughly After Planting. Keep The Soil Consistently Moist During The First Growing Season, Especially During Dry Periods, To Help The Tree Establish Strong Roots. Once Established, Oakland Holly Is Somewhat Drought-Tolerant, Though Regular Watering During Prolonged Dry Spells Will Keep It Looking Its Best.
• The Oakland Holly Tree Is A Fantastic Choice For Gardeners Looking For A Hardy, Beautiful, And Low-Maintenance Tree. Its Striking Red Berries, Glossy Green Leaves, And Pyramidal Shape Make It A Standout In Any Landscape, While Its Ability To Thrive In A Range Of Conditions Makes It An Ideal Choice For Various Garden Types. Whether Used For Privacy, As An Ornamental Specimen, Or As A Colorful Winter Accent, The Oakland Holly Is Sure To Enhance Your Garden For Years To Come.