Helleri Holly
Plant Bio:
Helleri japanese holly is a dwarf broadleaf evergreen shrub that is low-growing, dense, and compact with a spreading mound. It can flower if both male and female plantings are present in the landscape. These are small non-showy, greenish-white flowers in the spring and they produce small black drupes in fall.
Watering Requirements
Regularly – weekly, or more often in extreme heat or in containers. At least 1” per week.
Feeding Requirements
Once a year, lightly, with an acidic slow-release fertilizer. Apply in early spring after the last frost.
Pruning Time & Tips
Annually in winter or early spring. Prune to maintain shape and dense growth.
Common Pests & Diseases
Holly Leaf Miner, Spider Mites, Scale, Black Root Rot, Phytophthora Root Rot, Tar Spot and Nematodes.
Maturity
3’ x 3’
Troubleshooting:
There are a few pests and diseases that can make a home on hollies, if you notice any issues, bring in a cutting or photograph to the Garden Pharmacy for better help diagnosing.
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