Buxus microphylla japonica |
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Japanese Boxwood |
Information by: Photographer: Norman's Nursery
Description
Japanese Boxwood is often used as a hedge. It is compact, with small bright green leaves. It can reach 4'-6' tall and wide or be kept smaller through pruning. It can be sheared to shape. It does better in areas with milder winters.
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Anatomy
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Culture
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Design
Design Styles
Formal, Japanese
Accenting Features
Silhouette
Seasonal Interest
n/a
Location Uses
Entry
Special Uses
Container, Hedge, Topiary, Smallspaces
Attracts Wildlife
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Water Saving Tip:
Plant shrubs and trees in groupings according to similarity of water requirements; then water each "hydrozone" according to its needs.
