Cold-Hardy Holly with Stunning Pyramid Shape, Perfect for Mass Planting
The My Lady™ Holly is a stunning evergreen addition to any yard for hedges, borders, or planting en masse. It’s a hybrid of blue and red hollies for a truly gorgeous display throughout the year.
This plant has dark green leaves in a dense pyramid form to add lovely color, texture, and shape to your garden, and its vibrant berries add a touch of color for a holly that elevates any space!
Plus, this holly plant is low-maintenance and cold-hardy, so you can enjoy it for many seasons to come. Use this beautiful plant to create your own colorful privacy screening and add more greenery to any yard.
Ready to add some year-round color to your home? Then buy the My Lady™ Holly today!
Planting & Care
1. Planting: This holly thrives in various soil conditions, from sandy to clay, and adapts to moisture levels from moist to very dry. It flourishes in both full sun and partially shaded areas. Holly plants prefer loamy, well-draining soil with a slightly acidic pH. The best time to plant holly is in spring or fall. When planting, dig a hole two to three times the size of the root ball, place the plant inside, and fill the hole with soil. Add a 2 to 3-inch layer of organic mulch over the roots. For multiple holly plants, allow about 5 feet of space between them for small varieties or if you plan to grow a hedge.
2. Watering: Holly bushes need consistently moist soil during their first year and moderately moist soil afterward. If rainfall is low, consider supplementary watering. Adding mulch around the base helps retain moisture.
3. Fertilizing: Feed your holly plants once a year with a slow-release fertilizer for an acid-loving shrub. Use a fertilizer designed for evergreen or acid-loving plants in spring and fall (like our Holly-Tone Fertilizer) to keep them at their best.
4. Pruning: This plant requires minimal pruning to maintain a conical shape, and late spring is the ideal time.
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