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Sometimes flushes twice a season. It has the smallest leaf of all boxwoods which is why it is sought after for bonsai.

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Japanese kingsville boxwood 4 years 2 months ago 19535 thanks for all the advice and great tips really appreciate it. The kingsville boxwood is an evergreen tree with light green leaves and has excellent branching characteristics. Also used heavily for bonsai. A great indoor bonsai recommended by the brooklyn botanical gardens.

It features dark green tiny leathery leaves dense growth habits and rough bark which are all the features that make it a good bonsai subject. Branches grow horizontally making it look like a miniature version of a 100 year old shade tree. Native to japan the kingsville boxwood is an extremely slow growing tree. Plant grows 1 2 inch a season.

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