Gardening should be fun, not intimidating. If you're new, give yourself permission to kill plants for a year—it's how everyone learns. Don't compare your yard to others; compare it to last month. For your potted hollies, just pick a sunny spot, dig a hole, plant, water, and wait. If they live, you've scored a goal. If they die, you've gained experience. No master plan is needed at the start. Later, drive around neighborhoods, photograph landscapes you like, take the photos to a garden center, and replicate the plantings. That's how gardeners are made.
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