Buxus sempervirens Poll 50-60cm

Appearance and development

Boxwood ('Buxus sempervirens') is an evergreen shrub with compact branching. The spherical crown is maintained through regular pruning, which encourages dense growth. The leaves are small, leathery, and dark green, giving the plant a dense appearance. The plant does not flower but is known for its year-round decorative appeal.

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

Suitable location

Boxwood is ideal for standalone planting in gardens and parks, as well as for creating symmetrical compositions. It is often used for shaping pathways and entrance spaces, adding elegance.

Growing conditions

The plant prefers sunny to partially shaded locations and well-drained soils. Regular watering is essential, especially during dry periods, to maintain optimal soil moisture. Boxwood is resilient to various climate conditions but sensitive to overwatering.

Planting and care

When planting boxwood, it is important to prepare good soil that ensures drainage. Watering after planting is essential for establishing the plant. Fertilizing with organic fertilizers is recommended in spring. Maintenance pruning is necessary to preserve the crown shape and encourage new growth. In winter, if necessary, protection from severe frost is advisable.