Boxwood Evergreen Bushes

★★★★★

Prices start at : 22.95 USD / 1 GAL

However, boxwoods often do not respond well to this. Adding compost or topsoil will help the young feeder roots to spread through the loose, nutrient rich soil, much easier than if you used solely the existing soil which more times than not will be hard...

Maryland

Bowie

Wintergreen Boxwood

Prices start at : 17.95 USD / 1 GAL

It is a naturally occuring beneficial fungus that colonizes on the new growing roots of plants. If renewal pruning is to be tried, it should be done in late winter or early spring, over a period of several years.

Maryland

Bowie

Boxwood ~ the Versatile Landscape Shrub

I was blaming the flora when it should have been the fauna. Now let's look at some others.The natural shapes of the shrubs are used to suggest the appropriate topiary. There was one cone-shaped shrub in my original landscaping that was simply labelled...

California

El Segundo

Emerald Jewel Boxwood

Prices start at : 55.95 USD / #2 Container range: 1.2 - 1.8 gallons (5 - 8 liters)

This allows more light to reach the lower branches and the hedge is less likely to thin at the bottom. * Ideal hedge * Deer resistent * Very cold hardy It is best to mulch to keep root system cool and moist; the evergreen foliage needs to be protected...

Growth Rate: Slow
Flower Color: Creamy White
Mature Height: 2 - 3 feet
Fall Color: Evergreen
Brand: Nature Hills Nursery
Foliage: Green

Nebraska

Omaha

Winter Gem Boxwood

Prices start at : 26.95 USD / 1 GAL

In 4000 B.C. Egyptians used clipped box hedges in their gardens, as did Emperor Augustus during his reign of the Roman empire in 27 BC-14 AD. , pruning may be done several times a year as needed, although late summer or fall would stimulate new growth...

Maryland

Bowie

North Star Boxwood

Prices start at : 33.95 USD / Quart Container

Perhaps, though, you aren't interested in a formal hedge, but lean more toward plants shaped like hearts or bunnies or frogs. If your vision of a garden includes classic lines and timeless plants, you can't go off course having North Startm as your guide.

Mature Spread: 3- 4 feet
Botanical Name: Buxus sempervirens 'Katerberg'
Fall Color: Evergreen
Soil Type: Widely Adaptable
Sun Exposure: Full Sun, Full Shade, Partial Sun

Nebraska

Omaha

Green Mountain Boxwood

Prices start at : 26.95 USD / 1 GAL

This shape will allow adequate light to reach the lower part of the shrub so the foliage will remain full all the way to the ground. We highly recommend that you mulch your Green Mountain Boxwood with either a ground hardwood mulch or a ground cypress...

Maryland

Bowie

Wintergreen Boxwood

Prices start at : 59.95 USD / #3 Container range: 2.3 - 2.8 gallons (10 - 12 liters)

Wintergreen Boxwood will grow up to 5 feet in height with a spread of up to 5 feet. Able to fit into nearly any space in your landscape, and ready to accept either your neglect or indulgence, Winter Boxwood is a one-of-a-kind evergreen like you've never...

Brand: Nature Hills Nursery
Sun Exposure: Full Sun, Full Shade, Partial Sun
Fall Color: Evergreen
Botanical Name: Buxus microphylla japonica 'Wintergreen'
Flower Color: Cream
Mature Spread: 2 feet

Nebraska

Omaha

Baby Gem Boxwood

Prices start at : 59.95 USD / #3 Container range: 2.3 - 2.8 gallons (10 - 12 liters)

Adorable Evergreen with Versatile Features Baby Gem Boxwood, Buxus microphylla var. You can even use these in containers for your patio or front porch. Baby Gem Boxwood is generally a low-maintenance shrub so won't require much care from you.

20 - 24 inches

Mature Height: 20 - 24 inches
Sun Exposure: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Foliage: Dark Green
Mature Spread: 20 - 24 inches
Growth Rate: Medium

Nebraska

Omaha

Korean Boxwood

Prices start at : 49.95 USD / #2 Container range: 1.2 - 1.8 gallons (5 - 8 liters)

All in all, the Korean Boxwood is hardy variety of Boxwood that will ask very little of you, yet provide an abundance of value. It's not necessary to plant Korean Boxwood in a sheltered location, but it would prefer to have a protected spot from harsh...

Brand: Nature Hills Nursery
Fall Color: Evergreen
Mature Spread: 4 - 6 feet
Sun Exposure: Full Sun
Foliage: Green

Nebraska

Omaha

Winter Gem Boxwood

Prices start at : 59.95 USD / #3 Container range: 2.3 - 2.8 gallons (10 - 12 liters)

Your Winter Gem Boxwood begins the spring with a light green tone, its small oval leaves gradually changing over to a rich dark green hue that is glossy in the sunshine. Leave it to its natural beauty, prune as a hedge or create a one-of-a-kind attraction...

Soil Type: Widely Adaptable
Flower Color: Inconspicuous
Mature Height: 2 - 4 feet
Brand: Nature Hills Nursery
Growth Rate: Medium
Botanical Name: Buxus microphylla japonica 'Winter Gem'

Nebraska

Omaha

Green Mountain Boxwood

Prices start at : 79.95 USD / #3 Container range: 2.3 - 2.8 gallons (10 - 12 liters)

Your Green Mountain Pyramidal Boxwood is grown primarily for its handsome foliage. Pyramidal boxwood would look outstanding in your border or as a topiary specimen. It also maintains its shape with very little pruning, so you won't have to spend your...

Foliage: Dark green
Mature Height: 3 - 5 feet
Sun Exposure: Full Sun, Partial Sun
Botanical Name: Buxus x 'Green Mountain'
Brand: Nature Hills Nursery

Nebraska

Omaha

Sprinter Boxwood

Prices start at : 34.95 USD / #1 Container range: 2.3 - 3.7 quarts (2.5 - 4 liters)

Its vibrant, green foliage is robust and shiny, and doesn't require any special care or pruning (unless you want to fuss over it—which it will happily adapt to). Plant several for a quick and low-growing hedge along your patio, or place a few in containers.

Mature Height: 2 - 4 feet
Moisture: Average
Flower Color: White
Brand: Proven Winners
Botanical Name: Buxus microphylla 'Bulthouse'
Growth Rate: Medium

Nebraska

Omaha

Green Velvet Boxwood

Prices start at : 39.95 USD / #1 Container range: 2.3 - 3.7 quarts (2.5 - 4 liters)

Once you have one in your yard, it will be easy see why this evergreen Boxwood is a prize-winning specimen. * Low Rounded Profile * Full Sun to Partial Sun * Vibrant green through winter

Soil Type: Widely Adaptable
Fall Color: Evergreen
Growth Rate: Slow
Botanical Name: Buxus x 'Green Velvet'
Foliage: Dark Green

Nebraska

Omaha

Boxwood Blight Invades U.S.

Any horticultural business or homeowner with boxwoods currently on their property should search for symptoms.I interviewed Jan Byrne, of the Michigan State Universities Department of Plant Pathology.

California

El Segundo

Boxwood Bush Diseases: Learn About Diseases Affecting Boxwoods

Prevent it by planting resistant plants in well-drained soil and watering sparingly.turns leaves spotty and brown, and may cause them to drop. It also kills stems and, when wet, produces masses of pink spores.

Ohio

Willoughby

Common Boxwood Varieties: Learn About Different Types Of Boxwoods

It has an attractive loose, blousey shape that softens the landscape with easy appeal. It is shade tolerant and reaches 4 to 5 feet in height.Cold region gardeners might find success with plants in the Sheridan and Glencoe hybrid class, which are hardy...

Ohio

Willoughby

Fertilizer For Boxwood Shrubs: Tips On Fertilizing Boxwoods

When you are fertilizing boxwoods, you'll want to be sure that the product includes, since this enhances the color of the shrub foliage. To be even safer, broadcast the boxwood plant food over several inches of mulch after the area has been thoroughly...

Ohio

Willoughby

Boxwood Care – How To Grow Boxwood Shrubs

Water deeply, as frequent, shallow irrigation will not reach the root zone of the growing boxwood. Boxwoods are grown for foliage as their flowers are insignificant.Growing boxwood in your home landscape allows you to create a formal hedge, a matching...

Ohio

Willoughby

What Is Boxwood Blight: Boxwood Blight Symptoms And Treatment

Take these precautions when working around boxwoods and pachysandra:Stay away from box and pachysandra plants when they are wet.Clean off the soles of your shoes before moving from one part of the garden to another.Disinfect your pruners between plants.

Ohio

Willoughby

Trimming Boxwood Bushes – How And When To Prune Boxwoods

Even when chosen for a particular size or shape, an errant branch or twig may need trimming. The new growth that appears after trimming boxwood bushes may not have time to harden off before frost.Shearing or trimming may be done with hand shears or with...

Ohio

Willoughby

Boxwood Watering Tips – How And When To Water Boxwoods

This helps alleviate any cold damage that may occur from lack of water.or soaker hose. Read on to learn about watering a boxwood and when to water boxwoods.Water a newly planted boxwood shrub deeply and slowly to ensure the roots are thoroughly saturated.

Ohio

Willoughby

Korean Boxwood Care: Growing Korean Boxwoods In The Garden

Fortunately, it is very tolerant of shearing, so do not be afraid to clip it into shape.Boxwoods are drought tolerant and Japanese beetle and deer resistant. Are popular and can be found in many gardens.

Ohio

Willoughby

Boxwood Winter Protection: Treating Cold Injury In Boxwoods

It may protect the bush from heavy snows that cause breakage, but keeping the boxwood hydrated is the only thing that will save it from the dehydration that causes winter damage.This year, instead of wrapping and wondering why your shrub is still hurting,...

Ohio

Willoughby

Volutella Blight Boxwood Treatment: Learn About Volutella Blight Control

Remember that fungicides can be an effective preventive measure, but they are not a cure.Water boxwood as needed to keep the soil evenly moist but never soggy. Alternatively, dispose of debris in a tightly sealed plastic bag.

Ohio

Willoughby

Boxwood Shrub Pests – Tips On Controlling Boxwood Insects

While many of the unwanted pests are benign, in some cases, controlling boxwood insects is paramount to the continued health of the plant. They then hatch in May with another generation on the way in 2-3 weeks.

Ohio

Willoughby

Rooting Boxwood Bushes: Growing Boxwood From Cuttings

A good potting soil has enough nutrients to support the plant until you are ready to set it outside. Made their way from Europe to North America in the mid-1600s, and they've been an important part of American landscapes ever since.

Ohio

Willoughby