In article , Jaques d'Alltrades
writes
I potted one of about 3' 6" into an 18" planter during September 2002
and it is still doing well. It lost no leaves and showed no sign of
stress, but I did keep it well watered.
It had been planted (probably) by birds in an awkward position, so it
had a choice....
If it's the common or garden type of holly as opposed to a variegated
special one, then look round the base of the tree, I have loads of
little holly trees growing in one bed at the base of my trees and you
could pot up a few seedlings juts in case the holly transplant doesn't
work. I'll even send you one or two if you are desperate!
Janet
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Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk