3 Gallon Japanese Boxwood

“Small, thick leaves, slow rate of growth and a bushy habit make this a dream of a plant for neat freaks and shrub sculptors.

It's perfect for formal, manicured landscaping...or you can just trim occasionally for a nice, natural look like the plant pictured here.

This compact shrub works virtually anywhere - mobile home planters, foundation plantings, under trees, you name it.

It can be used instead of the more typical Schillings holly for a small green shrub - the leaves are a brighter green than Schillings, and Japanese boxwood can take varying degrees of light.”