Three 4-ft pencil hollies (Ilex crenata ‘Sky Pencil’), 2 years in ground, now in 4-gal pots. Zone 5 PA. No garage. Options: screened porch (attached, wind-protected) or cold basement.
Evergreens need light even in dormancy. Total darkness + warmth = weak, etiolated growth.
Porch is perfect. They’ll wake up naturally in spring.
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