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Faulkner Japanese Boxwood Cone

Buxus microphylla var. japonica Faulkner

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Faulkner Japanese Boxwood Cone

Buxus microphylla var. japonica Faulkner

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Botanical Name

Buxus microphylla var. japonica Faulkner

Outdoor Growing zone

5-9

Mature Height

4

Mature Width

3

Sun needs

Full Sun, Partial Sun

The Faulkner Japanese Boxwood Cone has been prepared already with skill to develop into a striking conical specimen of evergreen beauty. It has very small, deep-green glossy leaves on a dense, twiggy structure, perfect for placing at the corners of boxwood hedges, as accent specimens in a bed, paired at steps, gates and doors, or in planters and pots. It will grow to 4 feet tall. This is a very hardy variety perfect for both cold and very hot regions, much more reliable than English boxwood. It can also be repurposed into globes, pyramids, spirals and other topiary shapes.

  • Perfectly-trained plants already trimmed into cones
  • Small, dark-green leaves and dense structure
  • Perfect for decorating your garden with formal beauty
  • The toughest of all boxwood varieties
  • Grows well in both cold and hot areas

Full sun will make the Faulkner Japanese Boxwood Cone dense and solid, but it will also grow in partial shade. It is vigorous and generally pest and disease free, as well as being ignored by deer. Plant in any well-drained soil, and water regularly during dry weather. Fertilize in spring, or through the season when in pots. Trim between spring and fall, using sharp shears, not hedge-trimmers, for the best results.

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