Hi everyone!
I'm been trying to do lots of research on the above mentioned holly. It seems to be one of those...almost...a tad marginally hardy??? Though almost all sites say zone 6. I like "her" in photo's and readings as a windbreak and fast growing/privacy. However, I'm afraid to spend More money on a tree that may perish if we have an exceptionally cold winter. (I heard on one site she's not good if temps go below zero, which occasionally I'm sure we may have in some years). She would be a windbreak, so a protected spot (if an abnormally cold year) isn't an option.
Do any of you around this area (SE PA??) have one that's been fine for you over the years? If not, is there any evergreen faster growing holly for a windbreak that's "better" for our zone?
Thanks for any replies!
I have some of the meservae, they don't like winter winds I've seen. Deer like them.
THANKS!!
AMy
Mike Larkin
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