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Oakland Holly

Oakland Holly

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A unique grower for its oak-like leaves and hedge-like size, this late bloomer has a lot to offer amateur and expert gardeners alike.

- BRIGHT GREEN FOLIAGE: With its unique oak-shaped leaves, this plant offers an element of unique appeal, combining oak-like leaves and a small plant form.

- UPRIGHT: Growing upright, the Oakland Holly makes for an ideal barrier or hedge-type plant, offering screen and accent support.

- RED BERRY BLOOM: With a bright red berry blooming in the late winter, this Oakland Holly saves its best for last.

 

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  • How close should 3 gallon Oakland holly be planted?

    When planting Oakland Holly (Ilex x 'Conaf'), the spacing depends on how you plan to use them in your landscape. Here’s a general guideline:

    1. For a Hedge or Screen:

      • If you're planting them to form a dense hedge or privacy screen, space the 3-gallon Oakland Holly plants about 4 to 6 feet apart. This spacing allows the plants to grow together, creating a thick, uniform barrier.

    2. For Individual Specimens:

      • If you’re planting them as individual specimens or want them to grow as stand-alone shrubs with space around each one, space them 8 to 10 feet apart. This gives each plant enough room to develop its natural shape without crowding.

    Oakland Holly can grow up to 15 to 20 feet tall and 12 to 15 feet wide at maturity, so giving them adequate space will ensure they grow healthily and achieve their full potential.