Japanese boxwood

Boxwood shrubs are evergreen plants, planted in formal and informal elegant landscapes. Grown for foliage and their "shaping ability"

If you’re looking for versatile evergreens for your backyard, try a boxwood shrub. There are many to choose from; here are 20.

The classy, very hardy Japanese boxwood is the ideal low-maintenance green shrub for South Florida homeowners. Read all about it!

An easy, affordable, and quick DIY landscaping tutorial for adding boxwoods shrubs to your home to boost curb appeal and home value.

Elevate your garden design with the structured beauty of Japanese boxwood! Discover planting tips, care guidelines, and design ideas to help these elegant shrubs thrive in your landscape, adding timeless charm and year-round interest. Perfect for hedging or as stylish stand-alone plants!

When to trim boxwood bushes and how to do it right. Are your boxwood plants getting out of control or looking sad? Trim and prune your boxwoods to encourage new growth and control the growth of your plants. This is perfect for landscaping. Learn about growing boxwood bushes here. #Boxwood

Buxus - Sempervirens from Awapuni Nurseries , Buxus sempervirens is an evergreen shrub or small tree that is perfect for box hedging and shaping. Note: Buxus sempervirens is from South and Central Europe, North Africa, Western Asia (Iran).

This very dwarf, fine-textured boxwood with dark green foliage is a garden essential for small gardens, borders, and containers. You'll love its heat tolerance in the South!

It's crucial to compare Japanese holly vs boxwood before substituting them with one another. Boxwood has dull green leaves with tiny green flowers, whereas Japanese holly has lustrous, darker green leaves with white flowers.

All the types of boxwood shrubs have an eternal artistic appeal that perfectly represents nature, whether for room divider or door wreaths...