Common American Boxwood

Features

Bold and vibrant, these evergreen shrubs boast exceptional hardiness and a glossy appearance. Their dense foliage makes them perfect for foundation planting and they thrive when grown as hedges. While naturally slow-growing, their size can be easily managed through regular pruning.

 Planting a Buxus s. 'Common American' 

Buxus s. 'Common American' thrives in full sunlight to partial shade and readily adjusts to various well-drained soils. Properly watering twice a week after planting promotes healthy root growth. Once mature, this variety can withstand drought conditions, but occasional watering during dry spells, including the winter season, will maintain the Boxwood's peak state.

 What is the average size of a Buxus?

This Buxus s. 'Common American' variety is a slow-growing, dense shrub that reaches a height of 10-12 feet. Through proper pruning, you can easily shape it to your desired height and form.