Boxwood Box
Buxus
Boxwood belongs to the Buxus genus. Boxwood is also known as Box
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A slow growing evergreen tree or shrub that can be used as topiary, bonsai, or hedge.
Boxwood belongs to the Buxus genus.
How to grow and keep Boxwood happy
In colder zones works best if protected in winter. Zones depend on variety and species.
How to sow and germinate Boxwood
How to transplant Boxwood
Boxwood are usually propagated by stem cuttings.
How to harvest Boxwood
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Companion plants for Boxwood
These plants will grow well with Boxwood:
Repellent plants for Boxwood
These plants will not grow well with Boxwood so avoid planting these within close proximity:
Common Boxwood pests
These pests are known to attack Boxwood plants:
leafminer1
mites1
psyllid1
deer do not typically bother boxwood1
Common Boxwood diseases & problems
These problems and diseases are known to effect Boxwood plants:
Paecilomyces buxi1
How long does Boxwood take to grow?
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When should I sow or plant Boxwood?
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Boxwood Etymology
Boxwood Folklore
“The first planting [in the US] occurred about 1653 at Sylvester Manor on Shelter Island, the NW part of Long Island in New York, using boxwood brought over the Atlantic Ocean from Amsterdam.”1
Other names for Boxwood
Box
Buxus L., Buxus sempervirens, Buxus sempervirens ‘Suffruticosa’
Footnotes

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