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Buxus
Our Boxwoods start from a 5-6" unrooted cutting in the late summer. They are rooted going into the winter. The following year we prune them to encourage branching, increase caliper, and for uniformity. You should expect a healthy, hardy, uniform, 5-7" liner with a good mass of fresh roots, ready to grow off quickly.
Buxus microphylla 'Winter Gem' (Zone 5) Photo!
Densely branched with soft green spring growth. Good winter color.
BG ................................................... .65
Buxus sempervirens (Zone 6)
Dark green pointed foliage.
BG .................................................... .65
2 yr. BG ............................................. .80
Buxus sempervirens 'Vardar Valley' (Zone 5)
A compact, hardier selection from Yugoslavia.
BG .................................................... .85
2 yr. BG ........................................... 1.05
Buxus x 'Chicagoland Green' ® (Zone 5)
('Glencoe')
A hybrid between B. sempervirens x B. koreana introduced by Chicagoland Grows, Inc. Excellent winter color and faster grower than 'Green Velvet'.
BG (Includes Royalty) ................... 1.20
2 yr. BG (Includes Royalty) ........... 1.45
Buxus x 'Green Gem' (Zone 5)
Plant Patent #3736. Buxus koreana x Buxus sempervirens. From Sheridan Nursery in Canada. Dense grower with dark-green foliage.
BG ..................................................... .85
2 yr. BG ........................................... 1.05
Buxus x 'Green Mountain' (Zone 5)
From Sheridan Nursery in Canada. The most upright selection. Ideal for growing into pyramids.
BG ...................................................... .85
2 yr. BG ............................................. 1.05
Buxus x 'Green Velvet' (Zone 5)
Buxus macrophylla x Buxus sempervirens. From Sheridan Nursery in Canada. Vigorous hardy hybrid with large velvety leaves and good dark winter color.
BG ...................................................... .85
2 yr. BG ............................................. 1.05