Nellie Stevens holly requires a male pollinator (Edward Stevens) for heavy berry set. Since hollies are insect-pollinated, "within flying distance" is the practical guideline. In a typical residential landscape, placing the male anywhere on the property ensures adequate cross-pollination. Closer is better, but exact footage isn't critical.
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