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Buxus 'Highlander'

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Buxus

'Highlander'

PP#22978

Buxus 'Highlander' is one of the fastest growing Boxwood we've encountered to date. The foliage maintains the same dark green color of Buxus sempervirens, but is slightly larger in size. May grow as much as 24" - 30" per year.

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Buxus 'Highlander'

Plant Type: 
Shrubs
Foliage: 
Dark green
Growth Habit: 
Upright
Hardiness Zone: 
56789
Height: 
6 1/2'
Hybridizer: 
Normal Cole
Light Requirements: 
Full sun to light shade
Spread: 
3 1/2'

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Can be used to help build structure, create style and make a focal point among surrounding plants

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Submitted by Dolores Fanello (not verified) on May 30th, 2016
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Your rating: 5
Perfect accent, one in front of each side of garage. Also, the rabbits don't eat them. Love them.

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