Dwarf Burford Holly would make a great hedge at about 5 feet. Regular Burford holly grows much taller. Start with large well branched shrubs at the bottom. Then each spring, cut the tips of each side stem from the bottom up to encourage more branches. For every tip you cut, 2 stems will grow. These branches will help fill in the hedge side to side. Plant 4 to 5 feet apart. Other shrubs to think about: Albelia This shrub grows wider so it would take more move. The new branches cascade over. Flowers all summer. Eleagnus – foliage is grey-green provide a different look.

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