Grown stock varies within that range rather than arriving at one exact height, so a pair matched at a doorway or a row spaced along a bed will read as a set without being identical. Boxwood takes shaping well and holds the cone with the light, regular trimming it needs to keep the outline crisp. Left alone the point softens as new growth fills in. Being a living plant, it also needs watering and feeding through the growing season. The pot is a grower’s container, so plan on planting out or moving it into a decorative pot. Made to order: we quote the plant and its delivery together, so the total is clear before anything is charged. Made in 2 sizes, from 18 inches to 21-24 inches.
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Made to order. We confirm the lead time and quote the piece with its delivery, so the full cost is settled before anything is charged.
Most boxwood is hardy outdoors in USDA zones 5 to 8. Ask us which cultivar this piece is grown from. See it on the map ↓
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Live buxus boxwood clipped into a cone, supplied at 21 to 24 inches in a nursery pot. Made in 2 sizes, from 18 inches to 21-24 inches.
- We quote the piece and its delivery together
- Nothing is charged until you approve the quote
- Delivered and installed across the US and Canada
- Size
- 18 in, 21-24 in
- Sold and supported by us, not a marketplace listing
- Shipped and installed across the US and Canada
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Where boxwood grows outdoors
Most boxwood is hardy in USDA zones 5 to 8: the green areas. The exact cultivar of this piece decides the edges; ask us. Enter your ZIP above and we mark your spot.
Potted outdoors? Roots in a pot get about one zone colder in winter than roots in the ground, so choose a plant rated one zone colder than yours, or move the pot somewhere sheltered for the hard freezes.
- Suits most boxwood
- Outside its range: winters too cold for it, or too warm
- Your ZIP
Simplified from the 2023 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map at ZIP-code level: unofficial, contiguous US only. Zones describe average winter lows; a sheltered courtyard or an exposed ridge can sit a zone either side. Which boxwood for which zone →
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Planters at a scale that suits a piece this size. Ask us if you want to be sure of the fit before ordering.
