And this picture was taken this morning.

Since the information is freely available by googling for it...I fail to see why you bother to post to ask.

Std: 16-20 feet high and about as broad
Dwarf: 6-10 feet high and about as broad

Bottom line - a lot bigger than that space.

thats of course.. if you are right on the ID ...

the easier way.. is to observe a branch.. and measure from the tip.. down to where the bark changes color ... that is how much it grew this year.. presume it will grow at least that much .. FOREVER ... [last years bark has matured and changed its look/color/texture]

so if it grows one foot per year... you can do the math ...

and if its a recent transplant.. anytime in the last 2 years.. the growth can even get bigger ... as it may not be 'established' yet ....

it will only grow less .. due to some weather phenom.. like severe drought ... but it can always do more...

if the growth is in excess of one foot ... then it is at least.. ten feet to close to the house ... and the porch.. and the door.. and the walkway ....

and even if it is a dwarf.. its still going ot be on that porch in a year or two ... shrubs simply NEVER stop growing... its all about how much they grow each year ...

in your zone.. you can probably move it in october or so ...

ken

As big as you want it to. Don't Holly take reasonably well to pruning?

Hollies do take well to pruning up to a point. Trying to keep a plant that wants to be 20 feet high to a size appropriate for that spot is an exercise in frustration.

Linda

My baby is getting sooo big! Its reaching the top portion of the bricks. Fertilizer definitely works!

I used some last year and last month. It was never fertilized before that.

I dont think i'll do it ever again though. lol

Can't tell the exact cultivar from this distance. Need closeup of leaves.

Dave, I already know what it is. It is the dwarf burford holly. I was just reporting on the growth spurts due to the fertilization.

Looks great! Almost ready to be trimmed!