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1012 foot Nellie Stevens Screen Ideal for solving screening challenges as well as for use in stand-alone plantings or groupings.

Nellie Stevens Holly: Considered by some to be the Grand Dame of southern landscapes, Nellie Stevens Holly is valued for its rich green foliage, vibrant red berries as well as its heat and drought tolerance once established. This beautiful holly can also comfortably push into the 6b climate zone regions of the coastal Northeast and Middle Atlantic. It thrives in full sun or partial shade and will grow about 12 or more per year. It is very adaptable to shearing and can be kept to a desired height and width with regular pruning. (Height can reach 30 feet with 12 feet of width if not pruned.)

Green Giant Arborvitae: This great evergreen plant was developed by crossing the Western Red Cedar and Leyland Cypress. It has the great attributes of fast growth associated with the Leyland but none of the problems such as weak root systems, etc. This evergreen is used extensively in landscapes to provide screening solutions. It is adaptable from full-sun to a fairly heavy amount of shade which is not the norm with coniferous evergreens. This tree does not like shearing and therefore should be used where it can grow unimpeded. Growth of up to 2 feet or more per year. (Height can reach 40 feet with width of 15 feet.)

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