Columnar Boxwood

Medium to finely textured foliage does not brown out in winter and its density makes it a favorite shelter plant for birds. Much sturdier than a cultivar called graham blandy which is narrower but very flimsey.

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Columnar boxwood

The perfect evergreen hedge for tight spaces or to create a privacy screen. Its deep green foliage has shown good resistance to boxwood blight. Naturally architectural buxus sempervirens dee runk boxwood is a broadleaf evergreen shrub of elegant columnar habit with a soft and lush foliage of ovate lustrous leaves.

It remains only 1 to 2 feet wide at maturity. Very columnar growth makes it an ideal specimen for formal topiary shapes. An excellent upright boxwood cultivar grown for both its form and its ability to thrive in a variety of site conditions dee runk forms a skinny pyramid to about 8 feet or so after 15 years and maybe 2 feet wide.

Columnar boxwood is a popular tall narrow boxwood. Lustrous dark green leaves have a lighter green underside. Medium to finely textured foliage does not brown out in winter and its density makes it a favorite shelter plant for birds.

Architectural buxus sempervirens graham blandy boxwood is a slow growing broadleaf evergreen shrub of columnar habit with a soft and lush foliage of ovate lustrous leaves. Very columnar growth makes it an ideal specimen for formal topiary shapes. With a distinct columnar form the dee runk boxwood is an evergreen shrub that will be an exclamation point in your landscape.

Dee runk is an excellent cultivar selected and grown for its form deep green lustrous foliage that retains its color right through winter and its ability to thrive in a variety of site conditions. Columnar boxwood holds its natural shape with very little pruning. It will remain 2 feet or less in width and eventually reach 8 to 10 feet tall.

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