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Amwoga Khalwale Boxwood diseases can be hard to diagnose. Several unrelated problems all show up the same way at first, as patches of yellow, tan or bronze leaves on a shrub that looked fine a few weeks earlier. Some of these problems are minor and grow out with better care. Others, such as boxwood blight, can strip … Read more
Justin Brouwers boxwood is a compact, rounded evergreen that looks much like English boxwood but grows a little faster and handles cold better. Its dense mound of small, dark green leaves makes a neat, low hedge or edging plant with very little effort. For many years, it was one of the most popular choices for … Read more
Green Beauty boxwood is a tough, glossy evergreen known for holding its rich green color through both summer heat and winter cold. Many boxwoods turn bronze, yellow or orange in winter, but Green Beauty stays fresh and dark green in most sites. That reliable color, along with its tidy, rounded form, has made it one … Read more
NewGen Freedom is a modern boxwood bred to bring back the classic boxwood look without many of the problems that have hurt traditional plantings. It forms a full, rounded shrub of deep green leaves that suits hedges, foundation beds and formal accents. What sets it apart is its strong resistance to boxwood blight and boxwood … Read more
Grace Hendrick Phillips boxwood is a tiny, low-growing evergreen that forms a dense cushion of very small green leaves. It is one of the smallest boxwoods available, staying close to the ground for many years. Its fine texture and slow growth make it a favorite for rock gardens, miniature landscapes, troughs and delicate edging. For … Read more
North Star boxwood is a compact, globe-shaped evergreen that forms a naturally round ball of dark green leaves. Its tidy shape and slow growth mean it looks neatly clipped with very little effort. For gardeners who love the classic look of round boxwoods, it offers a simple, low-maintenance way to get that polished style. What … Read more
Golden Dream boxwood is a bright, colorful evergreen that brings warmth to the garden all year. Its small green leaves are edged in golden yellow, giving the plant a cheerful glow that stands out against darker foliage. It is one of the most eye-catching boxwoods available and a favorite for brightening borders, containers and low … Read more
Elegantissima boxwood is a variegated evergreen that brings light and brightness to the garden. Its small green leaves are edged in creamy white, giving the whole plant a soft, silvery glow from a distance. Where most boxwoods offer solid green, Elegantissima adds contrast and sparkle, especially in shady corners. This compact shrub is a form … Read more
Graham Blandy boxwood is one of the narrowest upright boxwoods available. It grows into a tall, slim column of dark green leaves, often reaching well over head height while staying only a foot or two wide. That striking vertical form has made it a favorite for formal gardens, tight spaces and dramatic accents. Garden designers … Read more
Green Mountain boxwood is an upright, cone-shaped evergreen that brings a formal, polished look to the garden. Instead of growing into a low mound like many boxwoods, it naturally forms a neat pyramid of dark green leaves. That shape makes it a favorite for taller hedges, entryway accents and formal garden designs. It is one … Read more