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Green Mountain Boxwood Buxus x ‘Green Mountain’ Description & Overview Green Mountain Boxwood is a pyramidal form that is a cross between English (B. sempervirens) and Korean (B. microphylla) species. The Korean parentage makes Green Mountain very cold tolerant. Unless they are planted on a very windy site or are […]
February 14, 2010
Hicks Yew Taxus x media ‘Hicksii’ Description & Overview Hicks yew has a very narrow vertical form and works well for hedges, topiary forms, or any place where a columnar evergreen would be desired due to space requirements. Like all yews, it grows well in sun or shade. Very long […]
February 4, 2010
Green Gem Boxwood Buxus x ‘Green Gem’ Description & Overview A part of the Sheridan Green Series, Sheridan Nurseries gives us Green Gem Boxwood. This dwarf (adorable) globe shaped broadleaf evergreen is great for tight spaces and of course hedging, true to Boxwood culture. Its compact size allows for use […]
February 4, 2010
Green Velvet Boxwood Buxus x ‘Green Velvet’ Description & Overview Green Velvet Boxwood graces landscapes with a full-bodied mounded form, great for use in hedges, foundation plantings, and accenting. Maintaining excellent green foliage, it provides winter interest. This broadleaf evergreen is versatile in poor to rich soil conditions, as well […]
February 10, 2000
Scallywag Holly has a compact and dense rounded form perfect for foundation plantings or low-growing borders. Lush and shiny green foliage takes on a purplish-burgundy cast in fall, lasting into winter. Scallywag Holly is a male selection that does not produce fruit.
February 10, 2000
Berri-Magic Royalty Holly does double-time with both a male and female plant in the same container, assuring cross-pollination. Bright red berries will abound in fall, set against a backdrop of blue-green foliage and purple stems. Berri-Magic Royalty Holly is dense, making great hedges or screens, or can standalone as a specimen.
February 4, 2000
Northern Charm Boxwood has a uniform, compact and rounded habit perfect for low-growing hedges or borders. Delicate, semi-glossy, emerald-green foliage has a bluish cast during the growing season, changing to a rich black-green in winter.
February 4, 2000
Green Mound Boxwood is a cold-hardy broadleaf evergreen with a spherical habit and dense branching. Bright green foliage bronzes slightly in winter making excellent accent cuttings in floral arrangements. Green Mound Boxwood is ideal for low hedges or borders along pathways.