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20-25cm Common Box Hedging | Buxus sempervirens | Bare Root
- This adaptable evergreen hedge features tightly packed, small bright green leaves and blooms with tiny yellow flowers in the spring.
- Native to the UK, this plant is exceptionally low-maintenance and thrives in conditions from full sun to full shade.
- A robust, slow-growing shrub, Box is perfect for topiary, commonly shaped into balls and spirals or used for low formal garden hedges.
- It also forms an excellent tall hedge, providing an effective and attractive windbreak.
- Recognised by the RHS as a 'Plant for Pollinators', it is highly beneficial to bees and butterflies.
$2.79
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20-25cm Common Box Hedging | Buxus sempervirens | Bare Root
- This adaptable evergreen hedge features tightly packed, small bright green leaves and blooms with tiny yellow flowers in the spring.
- Native to the UK, this plant is exceptionally low-maintenance and thrives in conditions from full sun to full shade.
- A robust, slow-growing shrub, Box is perfect for topiary, commonly shaped into balls and spirals or used for low formal garden hedges.
- It also forms an excellent tall hedge, providing an effective and attractive windbreak.
- Recognised by the RHS as a 'Plant for Pollinators', it is highly beneficial to bees and butterflies.
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- This adaptable evergreen hedge features tightly packed, small bright green leaves and blooms with tiny yellow flowers in the spring.
- Native to the UK, this plant is exceptionally low-maintenance and thrives in conditions from full sun to full shade.
- A robust, slow-growing shrub, Box is perfect for topiary, commonly shaped into balls and spirals or used for low formal garden hedges.
- It also forms an excellent tall hedge, providing an effective and attractive windbreak.
- Recognised by the RHS as a 'Plant for Pollinators', it is highly beneficial to bees and butterflies.
