Spring Hill Nurseries Blue Princess Holly

This shrub grows to a mature height of 15 feet with a spread of 8 feet. Keep this size in mind when choosing a planting location to ensure it has enough room to thrive without crowding nearby structures.

Yes, Blue Princess is a female holly and requires a male pollinator, such as the Blue Prince holly, planted nearby to produce its signature red berries. Without a male partner, you will still enjoy the glossy evergreen foliage, but you will not get the winter fruit display.

Yes, it is suitable for containers, provided you use a large enough pot to accommodate its root system and ensure the soil remains moist but well-drained. Because it can grow quite tall, choose a heavy, sturdy container that won't tip over in windy conditions.

Blue Princess Holly thrives in moist, well-drained, acidic soil. It is quite adaptable regarding light, performing well in anything from full sun to partial shade.

Generally, yes. Once established, it has moderate water requirements and provides year-round interest with minimal intervention. Regular pruning can help maintain its shape if you are using it as a hedge or foundation planting.

This variety is hardy in USDA Zone 7. If you live in a region with significantly colder winters, this plant may struggle to survive or thrive, so it is best to check your local hardiness zone before purchasing.