Micron® Holly Shrub

More Compact, Versatile and Resistant to Tough Conditions

Why Micron® Holly Shrubs?

You get everything you love in a classic holly in an even more compact package, meaning you can plant the Micron Holly Shrub almost anywhere. Imagine the promise of year-round evergreen foliage in your favorite landscape spaces, from tight areas to distinctive moundings near entryways.

And its unique, diminutive leaves stand out. You’ll have a green, vibrant show wherever you plant the Micron®, even though it’s made to dress up even the smallest spaces. Plus, since it’s both deer resistant and drought tolerant, you won’t have to fuss. It’s perfect for both beginner and expert gardeners. That’s because it actually contains caffeine – which acts as ‘bulletproof’ protection against temperature extremes, pests, and diseases.

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But the best part about our Micron® Holly is that it’s consistent, year after year. And that’s because we’ve planted, monitored and shipped your Micron® with care – meticulous care delivered since day one. We’ve put in the extra work to nurture your Micron so that it’s ready to grow once it arrives at your door.

Reap the rich rewards of this evergreen shrub, whether you plant it as edging, along fences and walls, in mass plantings or even in a container. No space is no problem when it comes to the Micron – order your own Micron® Holly Shrub to lend a touch of health to any area, big to small!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: For your Micron® Holly, simply select a location with well-drained soil and 4 to 8 hours of sunlight per day. After selecting your area, dig a hole that’s one and a half times the width of your shrub’s root ball. Then, place the shrub before backfilling the soil and watering to settle its roots. Mulching after planting is beneficial to preserve the holly’s moisture.

2. Watering: Water regularly during the first growing season, about once per week or when your evergreen’s surrounding soil is dry. Check for soil dryness about 2 to 3 inches down. If the soil is dry, it’s time to water. However, once the plant is established, the watering frequency may be reduced, depending on your soil’s needs.

3. Fertilizing: Feed your plant in early spring and again in early fall with an all-purpose fertilizer or an evergreen-specific fertilizer. 

4. Pruning: Prune as needed for your desired shape.