Japanese boxwoods are among the most popular evergreen shrubs， especially for using as a low， tidy hedge or in topiaries. The lustrous， fine-textured dark-green foliage is a floral arranging favorite for cuttings too. Perfect as a garden perimeter or along a fence or skip the fence and use boxwood as a natural low barrier if that's conducive to your space. Also handsomely accents entryways， walkways or foundation beds. Use as a dependable backdrop for wonderful pops of flowery color from neighboring annuals and perennials. with its easy \"shearability， boxwoods can be hedged into a variety of forms， complemented by colorful companion plants such as begonias， daylilies and roses. Another option is contrasting boxwood with evergreen shrubs that offer color or textural contrast. Grows to 4 ft. to 5 ft. H and wide. Best grown in evenly moist， well-drained soils. Needs less water once established. Provide full to part sun. Feed in spring with an all-purpose fertilizer. Hardy to Zone 6/minus 10°F.
Year-round foliage interest
Perfect for hedges
Backbone plant for gardens
Mix with flowering color plants
Prune to achieve desired forms
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