Backfilling planting holes with pure manure/enriched soil in heavy clay creates a "bathtub" that holds water and drowns roots. Instead, mix a 2″ layer of amendment into a 6-ft diameter ring around the planting spot. If hollies are already declining, lift them, widen the hole, and replant correctly.
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