Growth rate depends on current size, conditions, weather, etc. General rule: smaller mature size = slower growth. A young plant may take 5+ years to reach full size.
Fertilizer needs depend on soil. General‑purpose garden fertilizer works. Rich or compost‑amended soil may need none. If soil pH is medium‑high, use a product for acid‑lovers (hollies, evergreens, azaleas, rhododendrons).
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