Boxwood

The Boxwood family comprises principally evergreen shrubs with inconspicuous flowers (fragrant in Sarcococca). Other members include Boxwood (Buxus) and Pachysandra.

Widely used for edging and hedging. When not clipped, most are soft and billowing. Flowers quite inconspicuous. All are easy to grow where adapted and therefore are often neglected. Extra care with watering, feeding, and controlling mites and scale will pay off in better color and greater vigor.

#	GENUS	SPECIES	CULTIVAR	HEIGHT	GROWTH HABIT	FOLIAGE	HARDINESS
1	JAPANESE BOXWOOD		1gal - $9.99	5 gal - $29.99		15 gal - $119.95
2	Buxus	microphylla	(Species is rarely planted. The following cultivars are most readily available:)
3			japonica	slow to 4-6'	compact, rounded	bright green	to -10*F	Takes dry heat and alkaline soil
4			j. 'Faulkner'	slow to 4'	3' dense	bright green	to -10*F	Slow, dwarf, upright
5			j. 'Green Beauty'	slow to 4-6'	compact, rounded	bright green	to -10*F	Holds its deep green color
6			j. 'Winter Gem'	slow to 4-6'	compact, rounded	bright green	to -10*F	Hardiest of Japanese boxwoods
7	KOREAN BOXWOOD		(special order only)
8	Buxus	microphylla	koreana	slow to 30"	compact, rounded	smaller than japonica	to -20*F	Noted for hardiness in hard freeze.
9	COMMON/ENGLISH BOXWOOD			1 gal - $12.99; 2 gal - $29.99; 5 gal - $39.99; 7gal - $69.99; 15gal - $149.99
10	Buxus	sempervirens	'English Boxwood'	med to 15'	dense, upright	lustrous dark green	to 10*F	May burn in hot summers.
11			s. 'Graham Blandy'	slow to 9'	12-18"	dark green	to 10*F	Narrow & columnar
12			s. 'Suffruiticosa'	slow to 30"	dense, rounded	small leaves	to 10*F	Usually clipped lower, good border planted on 12" centers.
13			s. 'Variegata'	med to 5-8'	dense, upright	gold edged foliage	to 10*F	Dramatic against dark background
14			x. 'Green Mountain'	med to 5'	3' dense, rounded	bright green	to -30*F	Natural cone shape
15			x. 'Green Tower'	slow to 9'	2' columnar	bright green	to -20*F	Narrow, upright
16			x.'Green Velvet'	med to 3-4' low	3-4' wide	dark green	to -30*F	"Full bodied", good for topiaries

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