Japanese Boxwood
The taller, faster-filling half of this look, good for a structural border or low hedge line.
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A crisp, classic garden border built from Japanese and Dwarf English Boxwood together, clipped into clean geometric lines. This look works along walkways, framing garden beds, or defining the edge of a lawn.
The taller, faster-filling half of this look, good for a structural border or low hedge line.
Shop Japanese BoxwoodThe tight, compact half of this look, ideal for a crisp, low, detailed edge along a walkway or bed.
Shop Dwarf English BoxwoodA formal border only looks formal if the spacing and line are consistent. Our crew plants at the right depth and spacing so your border holds a clean, even line from day one.
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Yes, that's exactly what this look is built around. A common layout uses Japanese Boxwood for a taller back line and Dwarf English Boxwood for a lower front edge, but either variety also works well on its own.
Japanese Boxwood for a taller, faster-filling structural line, Dwarf English Boxwood for a tight, low, formal edge, like along a walkway. We can help you plan the exact layout for your space.
Plan on shearing two to three times a year to hold a clean formal shape for both varieties. Left unclipped, they'll still hold a naturally rounded form.
Spacing depends on which variety and how tight a line you want. We'll recommend exact spacing once we know your border length and the look you're going for.
Both. You can order for delivery only, or add professional planting so our crew installs the full border for you.