The Japanese Boxwood is slow growing evergreen shrubs with a bushy habit. They are great for small topiary hedge foundation plants and formal plantings. Japanese Boxwoods noted for being more tolerant of harsh conditions. Boxwoods grow best in alkaline or slightly acidic soils and are deer resistant due to distasteful alkaloids in their leaves.
For a seamless planting, plant your Japanese Boxwood 2 feet apart. Otherwise, Space them 2+ feet for gaps between plants.
*this product can not be shipped to TN due to agricultural regulations
Fred (verified owner) –
I ordered one Japanese Boxwood as part of a larger order, it was shipped in its own box. The plant looked like it started its journey as a healthy and hearty specimen but unfortunately FedEx left the package on its side (ignoring the clear labels on the box) and much of the soil was spilled from the pot into the plastic bag. Many of the roots were exposed, leaves looked withered, and the smaller branches were drooping. I’ve replaced the soil and watered the pot generously. Time will tell if the plant survives.
J tapper (verified owner) –
Still have not received my order. Called and you sent a replacement. Still haven’t received it. Over 2 weeks your business sucks
Steve –
Your FedEx tracking number says that your order is currently on a truck for delivery by EOD today.
We’re sorry that FedEx lost your initial shipment. However, you contacted us on the 19th, and we immediately made good on the replacement that will be on your doorstep today.