Buxus sempervierens Ball 40-45cm

Appearance and Growth

The boxwood is an evergreen broadleaf shrub known for its dense, spherical crown. It develops a compact branching structure with distinct crown volumes, which are maintained through regular pruning. Its leaves are small, leathery, and dark green, giving it a robust appearance throughout the year. The plant does not flower noticeably but adds aesthetic value to any garden.

We offer well-developed plants, grown in containers and suitable for year-round planting.

Suitable Location

The boxwood is suitable for solitary planting, symmetrical compositions, entrance spaces, and garden pots. It is ideal for shaping pathways and representative green areas.

Growing Conditions

The plant prefers sunny to partially shaded locations and well-drained soil. Watering should be regular but without overwatering to avoid root rot. The boxwood is resilient to moderate climatic conditions and can withstand short-term cold spells.

Planting and Care

When planting, it is important to prepare the soil well, ensuring sufficient space for the roots. Watering after planting is essential, and fertilization can be done twice a year with balanced fertilizer. Regular pruning is necessary to maintain the spherical shape and health of the plant.