Sprinter Boxwood Vs Japanese Boxwood

20 best boxwood shrubs to plant in your garden. While no plants are truly deer proof these plants are deer resistant.

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Sprinter boxwood vs japanese boxwood

Also called small leaved boxwood japanese boxwood may also be used as a common name for buxus harlandii buxus sinica or buxus koreana. It is also known as littleleaf boxwood and it is the most reliable form for hot areas growing well in zones 9 and 10 although it is also hardy to zone 6. This plant burst into color for fall interest.

Full sun 6 hours part sun 4 6 hours full shade up to 4 hours. Both boxwoods produce tiny whitish flowers and small fruit. The boxwood cultivar wintergreen isn t consistently identified with one species.

An improved fast growing form of winter gem with lustrous evergreen foliage that has excellent hardiness and stays attractive year round. This plant is hardy in zones 5 8. In warm weather the common boxwood needs to be watered regularly and benefits from a layer of mulch over the roots to help keep them moist.

Dwarf or low growing boxwoods. Japanese boxwood buxus microphylla is an ambiguous term loosely given to any buxus species native to eastern asia. The optimum amount of sun or shade each plant needs to thrive.

This plant is grown for foliage. The first is japanese boxwood buxus microphylla which is usually available in dwarf forms growing slowly to just a few feet in height. The roots of the japanese boxwood go deeper than those of the common boxwood which are often so shallow that they break the surface.

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