[Liste] 64 Compact Japanese Holly Vs Boxwood
The first is japanese boxwood buxus microphylla which is usually available in dwarf forms growing slowly to just a few feet in height. As compared to 18 99 for 2 5 gallon boxwood.
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Small yellow to white flowers appear in spring turning into black fruit in the fall attracting birds and other wildlife. In britain three burial sites of the roman era featured coffins lined with sprays of evergreen box. The common boxwood also has dense growth but can grow into a small tree and can be up to 30 feet tall. Department of agriculture plant hardiness zones 6 though 9.Not really after the traditional boxwood border type thing where i ve got to prune shape them all the time. Little pruning is necessary to produce or maintain the dense globular form. In spring the young stems are purple and mature foliage holds its glossy green color all year. Since the mid 90 s the fungal disease known as box blight has specifically attacked the buxus species common name box or boxwood.
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