This cultivar can look pretty when used as a short edging/hedge, but I often see gaps that remind me of a smile from someone who's chroni...Read Morecally avoided the dentist. I don't know if it's a matter of disease or hardiness (I'm in Boston Z6a).
In southeast Pennsylvania this is referred to as the "English Boxwood." or some call it the "Edging Boxwood." It is a very dense, dwarf,...Read More rounded form with small leaves that eventually gets to 4 or 5 feet high and about as wide. It is expensive and slow growing, but is sold by most conventional nurseries and common in affluent neighborhoods in the area. Sometimes it does well with a long life in the region, but many are attacked by phytophora root rot disease and slowly die in the clay soils that dominate southeast PA.
This cultivar can look pretty when used as a short edging/hedge, but I often see gaps that remind me of a smile from someone who's chroni...Read More
In southeast Pennsylvania this is referred to as the "English Boxwood." or some call it the "Edging Boxwood." It is a very dense, dwarf,...Read More