90+ Japanese Boxwood Fence

Space at least 2 feet away from home or fence. The main difference between wintergreen gaultheria procumbens and japanese boxwood buxus microphylla is that wintergreen is a spreading groundcover while boxwood is a shrub.

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When planting along a fence row use shrubs to create a hedge that defines and adds a natural border on one of both sides of your fence. In mild climates where winter frosts are light you can plant at any point throughout the winter. Boxwood baby gem live shrub plant glossy green foliage. 2 to 4 feet tall and wide.

Wintergreen boxwood shrub plant. Dwarf or low growing boxwoods sprinter buxus microphylla sprinter this japanese boxwood is a fast grower and resists boxwood blight as well as winter burn that singed look that shrubs get in spring after a particularly hard winter. Please choose a rating. Wintergreen boxwood live shrub plant glossy dark green foliage.

Since these boxwoods rate of growth is so slow space them 2 3 feet apart to make a shrub border hedge. The japanese boxwood growth rate is slow less than 12 inches per year. The japanese boxwood height grows up to 5 6 feet tall and 4 6 feet wide. Japanese boxwood buxus shrub live evergreen hedge plant with green deer resistant foliage.

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