|
 |
|
The 'Orangeola' is prized for its finely-cut foliage that provide a vibrant array of colors throughout the seasons. Foliage emerges green with red tones and ages to vibrant orange, yellow and red in the fall. Has an upright growth habit, reaching 8-12' tall and 4-6' wide at maturity. More color tones will be present if this variety receives longer periods of direct sunlight.
The 'Tamukeyama' is prized for its finely-cut, burgundy-red foliage that keeps its richness throughout the summer before turning vibrant-red in the fall. It has a dense, broad growth habit and will reach 6-8' tall and 10-12' wide at maturity.
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.
