If you are looking for a good privacy tree that won't grow too tall, then the Perfect Plants Oakleaf Holly is the perfect option! With it's thick unique foliage and pyramidal growth shape, these evergreen shrubs only get up to 14 ft. tall and 8 ft. wide! These beautiful common holly plants will appeal to anyone passing by, so get yours today! This eye-catching evergreen shrub is a handsome cultivar of the Red Holly series. This Oak Leaf Holly tree variety came from the seeds of Ilex Mary Nell' female plant. The male plant from cross pollination is unknown.

• It boasts attractive new growth of spiny leaves that emerges bronze-to-burgundy, then ages to emerald green! The foliage will stay dark greenish white colored with year round interest. Its dark green foliage is distinctive and charmingly similar in shape to that of an oak tree, which is where it got its name.
• The Oakleaf Holly tree is a tall elegant hybrid holly featuring a pyramidal form. As the tree reaches maturity, the lower branches lose their vertical turgidity, giving the tree an upright pyramid shape. Can grow up to 14 feet tall and 8 feet wide with a growth rate of up to 2 feet per year.
• Unlike many other American hollies, the Ilex Oakleaf will set bright red berries without needing a pollenizer because it has both male and female flower parts in each flower. These orange red pea sized berries attract many different kinds of animals including deer and birds. Before the berries, creamy white flowers with a yellow-ish hue appear in early spring (March-May).
• Our evergreen nursery loves these holly bushes for their shape and form. It is especially easy to manage oak leaf holly pruning. A simple prune yearly will suffice to maintain the desired size and shape.
• The fast growing Oak leaf red Holly prefers full sun and slightly acidic, well-drained soil. It can tolerate light shade in warmer zones. The cold hardy variety of holly is stunning as a tall hedge, foundation plant, or specimen plant.
• It is heat and drought tolerant and can grow across the United States in USDA growing zones are 6-9. Perfect for southern states! Test your soil pH before planting and if you need to amend to become more acidic soil you can use your specially formulated acidic potting mix.
• Water thoroughly the first year of planting to establish a strong root system. A thick layer of mulch surrounding the root ball will help retain moisture. It is pest and disease resistant and easy to grow!