Box Hedge

Box Hedging

…creating topiary, hedges and low border edges. The small, glossy green leaves are densely arranged and respond well to regular clipping for a neat finish. Grow this versatile shrub as a box hedge or prune it to create formal shapes, both for containers on the patio and borders. Box plants also cope…  More Info

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Buxus sempervirens

…creating topiary, hedges and low border edges. The small, glossy green leaves are densely arranged and respond well to regular clipping for a neat finish. Grow this versatile shrub as a box hedge or prune it to create formal shapes, both for containers on the patio and borders. Box plants also cope…  More Info

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Escallonia rubra 'Macrantha'

…'Macrantha' is a versatile hardy shrub that can easily find a home in most gardens. It's versatile enough to be put to use as an informal screen or hedge but it won't disgrace itself in a shrubbery display too. During summer the plant is covered in rosy red flowers to waft scent into the air and…  More Info

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Box (Hedging)

Box hedging is probably one of the best known formal hedging plants; its small, glossy green leaves are densely packed on slow growing, bushy plants. For its use in topiary it is second to none as it will tolerate regular clipping to keep it in shape and has traditionally been used in formal gardens…  More Info

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Hydrangea macrophylla 'Hortbux'

This compact Hydrangea makes a fabulous floral hedge, offering a showy and disease-free alternative to low-growing box hedging. Hydrangea macrophylla 'Hortbux' comes from US breeding for a free-flowering variety that produces an abundance of mophead blooms from late spring to autumn. Better still,…  More Info

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Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Bannow Bay'

…requires little trimming to keep its naturally rounded shape. This makes it perfect as an alternative to box for topiary or low hedging – without the worry over box blight or box moth caterpillar. It is also a fabulous border shrub for small gardens and works equally well in pots to provide…  More Info

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Sarcococca hookeriana var. digyna

…tough. They relish both partial and deep shade. You'll find you can grow these plants into a low box-like hedge. In fact, many gardeners refer to the Sarcococca as Sweet Box or Christmas Box. Sarcococca hookeriana var .digyna has purple-tinted stems and leaves which are weatherproof and leathery to…  More Info

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Sarcococca hookeriana var. humilis

…it will grow in almost any soil or situation - even those impossible dry shaded spots! A wonderful compact plant for woodland ground cover, or low informal hedges. You can even cut a few stems for a vase indoors! Grows to 60cm (24). Supplied in 9cm pot. Useful links: How to plant trees and shrubs  More Info

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Distylium 'Vintage Jade'

…provides an excellent alternative to box and other low-maintenance shrubs. With layered branches, Distylium ‘Vintage Jade’ forms a low, spreading shrub with glossy, dark green leaves. It makes excellent ground cover or a low, informal hedge, requiring very little attention or pruning…  More Info

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Hebe topiaria

Looking for an alternative to box? Without any clipping, Hebe topiaria forms dense, graceful mounds composed of pointed, grey-green leaves with yellow-green margins. It makes neat, evergreen domes which provide all-year-round colour and structure in courtyards, Mediterranean gravel gardens , dry…  More Info

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Garden Gear Wooden Hedgehog Hoggery House

…inclement weather conditions. The ideal place to put your hedgehog house is out of direct sunlight and winds, preferably in a dry area such as under hedges, shrubs or behind sheds. These are areas that hedgehogs would naturally choose to take shelter, so this will increase the chances of hedgehogs…  More Info

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Blueberry BerryBux®

…or anywhere where space is at a premium. In areas with acid soils these deciduous shrubs can be planted as a low, fruiting hedge, with the neat, glossy foliage of Box, alongside a bountiful crop of Blueberries. Blueberry BerryBux® is a plant for all seasons - attractive winter tracery, spring…  More Info

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Box Pyramid

Buxus also known as Box is a slow growing evergreen shrub with small dark green leaves and is ideal for shaping. Historically box has often been used in formal gardens as low growing hedges to edge flower beds or even to make intricate knot patterns. In recent years its popularity has grown by the…  More Info

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Ilex crenata 'Luxus Globe'

…alternative to box hedging. Ilex crenata ?Luxus Globe? has small, dark green leaves which cover the entire shrub all year around and naturally form a low dome of foliage. With regular clipping however, these hardy, disease resistant shrubs can also be trained into a low hedge. Height: 60cm (24).…  More Info

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Lonicera pileata

…traditional Box. Lonicera pileata plants are tough, quick-growing and drought tresistant. Box-leaved Honeysuckle is a low, spreading, evergreen shrub with glossy leaves. The display is enhanced by creamy spring flowers and purple autumn berries. Excellent for low maintenance, compact hedging, plants…  More Info

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Distylium 'Cinnamon Girl'

…resistant, tolerant to heat and drought, and superbly hardy, Distylium is a relatively unknown evergreen that provides an excellent alternative to box and other low-maintenance shrubs. Distylium ‘Cinnamon Girl’ has especially small leaves, forming a fine-textured, dense shrub. The young…  More Info

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