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Boxwood Tree Large
Latin Name:
Buxus sempervirens
General features:
Boxwood is an ornamental plant with dense and regular leaves that is frequently used especially in landscaping. It is often used as a wedding and border plant.
Leaves:
It usually has small, deep green and oval-shaped leaves. The leaves generally remain green even during the winter months.
Growth Form:
Boxwood usually grows as a small tree or shrub with dense, irregular branches.
Flowers and Fruits:
Boxwood flowers are small and generally inconspicuous. The fruits are contained in small capsules and are generally inconspicuous.
Usage areas:
Boxwood is frequently used in landscaping to define borders, create low hedges and frame garden paths. At the same time, boxwood plants shaped like balls also offer a visual appeal.
Maintenance Need:
Boxwood generally grows well in temperate climates. It needs sunlight, but can also grow in semi-shade conditions. It can be maintained in a healthy way with regular watering and pruning when necessary.
Diseases and Pests:
Boxwood is generally hardy under proper care and conditions. However, it can be susceptible to fungal diseases, especially in excessive moisture or poorly drained soils.