Small Variegated Boxwood

Easily pruned into topiary shapes or a formal hedge. Dwarf variegated boxwood is an eye catching dwarf shrub that adds bright color and accent to the garden.

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Small variegated boxwood

It adapts to most soil types and likes full sun or part shade preferring afternoon shade or filtered sun in warmer climates of the south. This compact shrub is deer rabbit and pollution tolerant as well as pest and disease resistant. Even the novice gardener will look like a pro with this easy to grow boxwood.

It creates a wonderful color contrast with other green plants and it can be grown as clipped or unclipped specimens. It prefers a moist but well drained soil and will only need supplemental water during prolonged periods of dry weather. With a mature height and width around 5 feet the variegated boxwood is great for small and large yards alike.

The white yellow medium green and dark green foliage provide for excellent color contrast and or a splash of color just about anywhere in the landscape that gets 3 hours or more of direct sun. Placed strategically around the garden. It will naturally develop into an upright shrub 8 feet tall and 4 feet wide but with clipping it can be kept to almost any size you choose.

The variegated dwarf boxwood is easy to grow when planted right and in the right spot. Variegated boxwood is a unique form of the american boxwood that has dramatic variegated foliage. Severe pruning to keep shrubs small can cause leggy growth and expose bare.

Variegated common boxwood grows 3 to 4 feet tall but variegated japanese boxwood grows 4 to 6 feet tall and wide. Buxus sempervirens variegata sku 1388 small dark green leaves are bordered by an irregular creamy white variegation perfect for adding interest and color to the year round landscape.

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