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30cm Common Holly | Ilex aquifolium | 9cm Pot
- A classic British native, English Holly (Ilex aquifolium) is a beautiful medium-sized evergreen tree.
- Features distinctive, spiny leaves with a deep, glossy green shine, offering year-round structure.
- Slow-growing and naturally bushy, it's perfect for creating dense, intruder-proof hedges and responds well to pruning.
- Female trees produce delicate white flowers in spring, followed by clusters of vibrant red berries that provide stunning winter colour and food for birds.
- Expertly pruned before dispatch to encourage a strong, bushy shape and prevent leggy growth.
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30cm Common Holly | Ilex aquifolium | 9cm Pot
- A classic British native, English Holly (Ilex aquifolium) is a beautiful medium-sized evergreen tree.
- Features distinctive, spiny leaves with a deep, glossy green shine, offering year-round structure.
- Slow-growing and naturally bushy, it's perfect for creating dense, intruder-proof hedges and responds well to pruning.
- Female trees produce delicate white flowers in spring, followed by clusters of vibrant red berries that provide stunning winter colour and food for birds.
- Expertly pruned before dispatch to encourage a strong, bushy shape and prevent leggy growth.
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- A classic British native, English Holly (Ilex aquifolium) is a beautiful medium-sized evergreen tree.
- Features distinctive, spiny leaves with a deep, glossy green shine, offering year-round structure.
- Slow-growing and naturally bushy, it's perfect for creating dense, intruder-proof hedges and responds well to pruning.
- Female trees produce delicate white flowers in spring, followed by clusters of vibrant red berries that provide stunning winter colour and food for birds.
- Expertly pruned before dispatch to encourage a strong, bushy shape and prevent leggy growth.
