Carissa Holly
$99.98
Description
An outstanding compact, dense foliage shrub with dark glossy green leaves that have one spine at the tip. Excellent for use as a low hedge, in containers, or in mass plantings. Provides a lush green background for flowering plants. Evergreen.
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| size | 7 gallon, 15 gallon |
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