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The 'Independence' has deep green leaves that will stay vibrant through the winter. It has a rounded habit and will grow 3-4' tall and wide. It has excellent resistance to boxwood blight and is a great replacement for English boxwoods.
The 'Independence' has deep green leaves that will stay vibrant through the winter. It has a rounded habit and will grow 3-4' tall and wide. It has excellent resistance to boxwood blight and is a great replacement for English boxwoods.
The 'Independence' has deep green leaves that will stay vibrant through the winter. It has a rounded habit and will grow 3-4' tall and wide. It has excellent resistance to boxwood blight and is a great replacement for English boxwoods.
The 'Piney Mountain' is an upright variety that keeps a dense, well-structured growth habit. It will reach 3-4' tall and 2-3' wide. It is known for its rich, glossy, dark green leaves.
The American boxwood is a slow-growing, densely compact variety that is commonly used in hedging. It can grow 6-10' tall and wide at maturity, but is generally pruned to a manageable size.
The American boxwood is a slow-growing, densely compact variety that is commonly used in hedging. It can grow 6-10' tall and wide at maturity, but is generally pruned to a manageable size.
The American boxwood is a slow-growing, densely compact variety that is commonly used in hedging. It can grow 6-10' tall and wide at maturity, but is generally pruned to a manageable size.
The American boxwood is a slow-growing, densely compact variety that is commonly used in hedging. It can grow 6-10' tall and wide at maturity, but is generally pruned to a manageable size.
The American boxwood is a slow-growing, densely compact variety that is commonly used in hedging. It can grow 6-10' tall and wide at maturity, but is generally pruned to a manageable size.
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The American boxwood is a slow-growing, densely compact variety that is commonly used in hedging. It can grow 6-10' tall and wide at maturity, but is generally pruned to a manageable size.
The American boxwood is a slow-growing, densely compact variety that is commonly used in hedging. It can grow 6-10' tall and wide at maturity, but is generally pruned to a manageable size.
The 'Spiralis' is a unique variety with densely-textured foliage and spiraling branches that give it a distinct appearance. It has an upright, columnar growth habit and will reach 8-10' tall and 4-6' wide.
The 'Radicans' is a fast-growing variety with a dense, pyramidal growth habit, reaching 30-40' tall and 15-20' wide at maturity. It has long, finely-toothed needles that are tightly packed against its branches.
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