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Nellie R. Stevens Holly

Nellie R. Stevens with red berries.
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5-12 inches

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The beautiful Nellie R. Stevens holly is best used as a specimen tree in a landscaping focal point or as living wall privacy screen.
In the United States, the Nellie R. Stevens holly is especially popular in the South, although the tree is hardy all the way to zone 6.

In addition to being a beautiful evergreen in the spring and summer, he Nellie R. Stevens holly is a wonderful tree for winter holidays and landscaping, both indoors and outdoors. Prune the branches and bring clippings inside to be used as holiday decorations. Or just sit back and enjoy Nellie’s rich evergreen leaves and deep red berries in the cold winter landscape.

Editors Notes:


Wow, what a fast grower! Nellie R. Stevens hollies will usually grow to a height of 30' and can spread to 15' in a pyrimidal shape, like a christmas tree. The Nellie R. Stevens holly typically has dark green leaves and red berries.

Sun and Soil


You can grow 'Nellie R. Stevens' in full sun or partial shade. If your soil is just a bit acidic, that is fine too, because Nellies are very resilient.

Great for privacy.


If you are planning on using 'Nellie R. Stevens' as a privacy barrier, we encourage you to plant them 5 feet apart.

date ASAP
Recommended Zone 6, 7, 8, 9
Scientific Name Ilex x ‘Nellie R. Stevens’
Mature Height (ft) 30'
Mature Width (ft) 15'
Growth Rate Rapid. 1 foot or more per year
Spacing 5 feet
Fertilizer 8-8-8 fertilizer
Light Full sun to partial shade
Shipping Height 8-12 inches

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AnythingGreen was started in 2001 and is located in Florence, AL.

All shipping height ranges are estimations and will vary, pot size on invoice is guaranteed. Remember a larger pot means larger roots. The more you put into the plant the more you get out of it!