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Foster Holly is an evergreen shrub with glossy leaves that grow very densely. It has bright red berries and will increase from 15-25 feet or more with proper care. This plant will grow in USDA Zones 6-9 and prefers to be in locations with cool to cold climates. This shrub is not only handsome but also somewhat low maintenance.
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Foster Holly
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| Scientific name | Ilex x attenuata 'Fosteri' |
| Genus | Ilex |
| Family | Aquifoliaceae |
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Generally, Foster Holly needs to be watering once every 8 days in 1.8 cups.
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Nellie Stevens Holly is a broad-leaf evergreen shrub, sometimes considered almost a Christmas tree. Its leaves have red berries and thorns on the leaves, which are believed to be its defense mechanism against deer attacks. This plant tolerates salt and will perform well in a coastal setting, as it tolerates salt. It prefers full or partial sun, acidic soil, and warm temperatures.
Nellie Stevens Holly
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