Buxus

Yup, you guessed it, a gold variegated weeping boxwood! Somewhat difficult to imagine yet we’ve enjoyed the plant in our gardens for a few years now. The vigorous specimens develop upright branches that arch over in irregular angles at the terminus. Both the leaves and stems are generously streaked and splashed with bright gold variegation. Untrimmed plants develop a unique style and grace and can easily reach 6-8’ in size with age. Excellent for evergreen accent and for spicing up the garden with a bit of fun. Learn More

A slow growing selection with cream-white variegated foliage. Appears to have good hardiness as our landscape specimen has withstood temperatures below zero with little if any leaf discoloration. Will reach 5' by 5' in many years. Learn More

A striking, columnar form introduced by the Blandy Experimental Farm in Virginia. Excellent vertical accent plant. Mature plants may be 9’ tall and only 12-15” wide. Learn More

A diminutive selection of Korean boxwood valued for its slow growth rate and pointed emerald-green leaves. Plants make an ideal candidate for small hedges or for an evergreen accent at the front of the border. 10 year old plants average around 15” tall with the ultimate size approaching 3’ high and wide. Learn More

A charming, dwarf, spreading boxwood that grows to only 1' in height but spreads 4-5' wide over a 20 year period. Makes a choice, tight hedge and is noted for holding its winter color as good as any other form. Learn More

A striking addition to the world of boxwood. Each leaf is emargined with a uniform gold edge that makes plants stand out like a beacon in the garden. Plants are average growers forming tidy, rounded mounds that make excellent garden accents. Learn More