Homeowner in Katy, TX (Houston area) needs two large red-tip photinias to complete a privacy screen after losing an ornamental pear. House hits market in March—urgent.
Katy/Spring/Woodlands area has many wholesale growers. Call ahead—specify container size or field-dug, height, and root ball requirements.
If photinias are unavailable, consider fast-growing evergreen substitutes: wax myrtle, Japanese blueberry, or ‘Little Gem’ magnolia—all screen quickly in Zone 9.
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