Boxwood divides gardeners—too formal for some, indispensable structure for others. "Great structural element to play off looser plants," says designer Freeland Tanner of Yountville, CA, who uses boxwood globes innovatively.
Varieties suit different roles: Columnar English boxwood (Buxus sempervirens 'Monrue') for tall hedges/topiaries; dwarf Japanese boxwood ('Morris Midget') for 1-ft hedges.
Culture: Sun or shade (afternoon shade to full shade in hot climates). All prefer well-drained soil. Water regularly; apply complete fertilizer monthly.
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